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Aurora40 · 06-02-2006

I got it sorted out. I pulled off the lower cushion, which is really easy to do. The motor was simply encountering a lot of resistance, causing it to torque up a bit such that I could feel it. I lubed the pivot points and cleaned up the threaded shaft it moves and now the seat back moves just fine.

I did the same on the passenger side and noticed it has more slop where the shaft hits the seatback, so I'm wondering if I can tighten that up. But the seat moves fine, the slop just results in some dead spots when moving it one way or the other initially.

06-02-2006	#3
Aurora40 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Leesburg, VA Posts: 2,704	Re: Seat recline motor I got it sorted out. I pulled off the lower cushion, which is really easy to do. The motor was simply encountering a lot of resistance, causing it to torque up a bit such that I could feel it. I lubed the pivot points and cleaned up the threaded shaft it moves and now the seat back moves just fine. I did the same on the passenger side and noticed it has more slop where the shaft hits the seatback, so I'm wondering if I can tighten that up. But the seat moves fine, the slop just results in some dead spots when moving it one way or the other initially.