Removing a drivers seat from a Berlingo
The drivers seat is stuck on my Berlingo. I moved it forwards to clean
behind it and it now will not move. The Haynes manual tells you how to remove the seat. 1. Move the seat fully forward and remove the securing bolts at the rear of the seat. 2. Move the seat fully rearwards and remove the securing bolts at the front of the seat Well thanks a million Haynes manual. I cannot move the ****ing seat. Adam |
Removing a drivers seat from a Berlingo
On 2008-06-01 14:45:13 +0100, "ARWadworth"
said: Well thanks a million Haynes manual. I cannot move the ****ing seat. What about the driver's seat? Can you move that? It does mean that you have to be a bit more careful to avoid feet being caught in the glovebox, however. |
Removing a drivers seat from a Berlingo
"Andy Hall" wrote in message news:4842b69a@qaanaaq... On 2008-06-01 14:45:13 +0100, "ARWadworth" said: Well thanks a million Haynes manual. I cannot move the ****ing seat. What about the driver's seat? Can you move that? It does mean that you have to be a bit more careful to avoid feet being caught in the glovebox, however. An hour with a socket in the securing bolt (no room for the ratchet) and turning it with adjustables got the seat out. The culprit was a small piece of glass trapped in the runner. Adam |
Removing a drivers seat from a Berlingo
In article , ARWadworth
writes An hour with a socket in the securing bolt (no room for the ratchet) and turning it with adjustables got the seat out. The culprit was a small piece of glass trapped in the runner. One situation where a bigger hammer probably was the answer . . . -- fred BBC3, ITV2/3/4, channels going to the DOGs |
Removing a drivers seat from a Berlingo
On 2008-06-02 16:56:03 +0100, "ARWadworth"
said: "Andy Hall" wrote in message news:4842b69a@qaanaaq... On 2008-06-01 14:45:13 +0100, "ARWadworth" said: Well thanks a million Haynes manual. I cannot move the ****ing seat. What about the driver's seat? Can you move that? It does mean that you have to be a bit more careful to avoid feet being caught in the glovebox, however. An hour with a socket in the securing bolt (no room for the ratchet) and turning it with adjustables got the seat out. The culprit was a small piece of glass trapped in the runner. Adam So that's the solution. When you want to bring a bolt and nut together, always use a washer... |
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