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#387879 03/14/2008 5:19 AM
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On my 49 sub there is a spring loaded handle that sticks out under the side of the drivers seat. It engages into and out of 5 square punched holes in the seat track allowing you to adjust the seat forward or back. The seat track toward the passengers side also has these square punched holes. Is there some kind of device that is supposed to engage these holes also? Seems that I have seen somewhere a picture or a drawing that shows a cable and a pulley arrangement to engage these holes. Am I missing some adjuster parts? I only have the handle on the drivers side. Need advice and I think I came to the right place. Thanks in advance guys. Weeds

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There should be a rod that goes to the other side. There should be an apparatus there, too.


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Weeds, I think this is the part you are talking about. It is a rod attached to the drivers side adjustment lever and travels to the passenger side release mechanism.

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https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=388766#Post388766

The Suburban seat frame is distinctly different from a pickup cab seat frame.

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I had a long day, I didn't even see what kind of vehicle he was talking about. Wasn't sure there was a big difference. Sorry. I will try to pay more attention.


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