[T3] Frozen Drivers Seat Slide
Jaz Jarzewiak
jazfloyd at gmail.com
Sun Mar 23 21:56:03 PDT 2014
I sprayed silicon lubrication spray into the middle and along the edges of
the rails, which, after quite a bit of convincing, loosened up my seats.
They are still difficult to move, so I usually end up leaving them where
they've been. Just keep at them, as they'll move with time and effort.
Jaz
"Scone" 67 Squareback
On Sun, Mar 23, 2014 at 10:09 PM, Dennis Stiefel <dlstiefel at dekalbk12.org>wrote:
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> Guess is that those two holes are for lubrication...to oil that slide once
> in a while. So...bingo...that must be where to flood the area with CRC, WD
> 40, or Liquid Wrench or something to loosen things up. It's impossible to
> apply any of those things from underneath. On target here?
> I wonder if that topic is in the manual.
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> We have been using PB blaster at the tech school for the last few years in
> place of WD 40 as far as loosing up nuts bolts and things like this. It
> seems to work a little better but the down side is it has a stronger smell
> so not a good thing in an interior of a car.
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> Dennis Stiefel
> 72 Fastback FI MT
> 71 STD. Beetle
> 67 Ford F-100 (hart of Crown Vic)
> Rainsville, AL
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