So this post is because one day I got into my car and discovered I couldn’t adjust my drivers seat. Specifically:
- I couldn’t adjust the seat back incline forward or back
- I couldn’t adjust the seat bottom backwards – BUT – I could move it forward.
- I couldn’t adjust the seat bottom back down – BUT – I could raise it.
- I couldn’t adjust the seat bottom front down – BUT – If I tried to raise it I could hear a motor click. It was already all the way up.
What really sucked is that every time I fiddled with it, I would end up edging the seat forward a bit, and seat bottom back up a bit (the only two motions that worked). Envision me slowly tipping up and squishing into the steering wheel.
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