Jaydem

I have the stock S seats...and whenever i drive with no passenger and go over bumps and what not....the pass. seat makes all the noise in the world. Plus when i look over @ it you can see it shaking! anyone else have this problem...any ways to fix this??



thanks
Jay

Intrepid175

This is a new one to me! One obvious question is, have you checked the retention bolts that hold the seat to the floor? I'd be very shocked if they were loose but you never know. Also, the seat itself is held to the adjustment runners at four points. Two bolts at the front and two nuts on studs at the back. If any of these are loose (you'll have to pull the seat to check them, it's not hard), that could be your problem. FWIW, mine's solid as a rock.

Just a thought!

Good luck,
Steve R.

mav

Maybe its set too far back and hitting the back interior panels. Mine was doing that and I adjusted it forward an inch and all is fine again.

uppitychick

^ Me too ^ Raising the back corrected the problem.

SIIK2NR

Try fastening the passenger seatbelt when noone is in it. Sometimes the buckle rattles against the side when it's not buckled.

delliot

Mine rattles a bit too. I think it is the seat back that moves. If you grab it and shake, it moves a little and makes some noise. It only does it on really rough roads, so it hasn't bothered me too much. Let me know if you find a fix!

BerlinaBlackS2kguy

Lurker1222

Somtime the platic on the top back of the seat will knock against the plastic on the roll bar. I live in Miami and I'm no stranger to bumpy roads. *cough* palmetto *cough*

Jaydem

yeah... i think if i move the seat up a little it will solve the problem.... oh and its not the whole seat that rattles...(it is fastened fine to the 4 bolts on the bottom) it's the upper part of the seat that wabbles when no one is in it! I was just wondering if i was the only one with this!


Jay

delliot

As far as the seatbelt rattle goes, I just fold the latch back and stick the end in the clip that holds the belt on the seat. That keeps it from banging against the door...