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#162108 07/05/2004 4:02 AM
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I've been working on the seat adjusters from my '53 3100. They're in great shape except for the fact that they don't move smoothly or allow for the full range of motion. I'd like to disassemble, clean and lubericate them but don't see how. The Chevrolet shop manual talks about removing the entire assemblies but that's as far as it goes. Is there any way to separate the upper and lower channels?

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I have just been working on mine and I am positive that they are not made to take apart. I used a product called Fluid Film to loosen it up and it did wonders. From what I could see, there are two sets of ball bearings on the sides and inside the vertical load is taken up by wheels about 1" around and 1/2" wide. There is one at the front and one at the back.


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#162110 07/19/2004 12:40 AM
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Okay, gang, I need to remove my 54 bench seat so that I can install carpet and seat belts. Any ideas on where I can get instructions. I understand that once out it is hard to re-install.

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Bruce (I love My Truck) Miller

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