Driving Excitement!

I believe it's part of one of the small clips.

MikekiM@PureMS

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Mark P

are you saying to use or not use liquid wrench? I was a little confused by your wording. I assume not, as it's pointless against lock tite?

When you say pull the seat forward after you unplug it, do you really mean to force it forward as opposed to using the power controls (which I assume you just disconnected in the previous step)

What am I doing with the big screwdriver? What do you mean "turn on me"?

Thanks

Chaka

after you unplug the seat, there is no more power so the seat can mover freely but make sure it is in the most upright and high position. The seat can move back and forth manually since you unbolted the 2 front anchors.

The end of the seat rail, or actually the beginning when you see it from the back, you will see a grey flat square that can actually spin. You want to keep that stationary as possible when lifting out the seat. The flat head is to help you clear it out of the carpeted area. Once you get to that point, it will all make sense.

Mark P

Great - thanks again!

JoeyJoJoeJrShabadoo

Gumby's appendix

S4mig@PEB tuning

hmm maybe I should replace it. Looks like theres the possiblity of the window hanging up/ get jammed

Ne0h

part of the window regulator assembly...

MelloYelloS4:Indkted

hahaha! =)

S4nehm

It is a portion of the cable guide.