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keng

The good lady wife has indicated that her seat back has a little wear at the hinge points. My base vehicle is a '99 Fiat Ducato and the seat has 2 plastic adjusters (one each side), which simply press onto a 3 point metal plate which is connected through to the other side by a long square rod.

There are 2 round plates with indents at the hinge point and there is a small amount of play at these points. I cannot see any means of adjusting these and just wondered if anyone else had been able to overcome the problem (short of replacement seats Laughing

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EOR

Could you post a photo as I’m finding it hard to visualise the bits your on about. What problems is the wear causing your wife?

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keng

Hi,

Standard round, black plastic, seat back adjusters. When these are turned the seat-back is reclined or raised towards vertical. It can be slightly annoying I suppose for anyone sitting in the seat as there is movement in the back part.

The parts described are the basic, standard, seat-back mechanism. I have since looked at it very closely and I don't think there is any adjustment, short of dismantling the bits mentioned and squeezing them in a vice ! Crying or Very sad