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my seats are doing the gangster lean..

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  • Start date Start date Mar 13, 2009

4.6boy

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my pass seat is all the way on thet door how can i fix this. aslo is this normal on a 02 i know the foxs have but i never seen this before on a new edge
 

streethorse

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Its normal, if it starts squeeking just adjust to a different position.
 

squeak93

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streethorse said:
Its normal, if it starts squeeking just adjust to a different position.
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Not sure what u mean by that..... If he has the Gansta lean then his seat is broke along the back bracing, not the hinge..... That is the first I've personally heard of a new edge doing it.

If its the case, just go find a upper seat frame from a v-6 car and stop hauling fat chicks....
 

streethorse

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The passenger seat hits the arm rest on the door so when its in a certain tilt
position it starts vibrating and squeeking at highway speed.
Thats what I think hes saying anyway.
 

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squeak93 said:
Not sure what u mean by that..... If he has the Gansta lean then his seat is broke along the back bracing, not the hinge..... That is the first I've personally heard of a new edge doing it.

If its the case, just go find a upper seat frame from a v-6 car and stop hauling fat chicks....
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lol i cant stop am i cubby chaser lol

whats happing is that the pass seat is all the way back and its right up against the door but if i were to tire and shake it it has no play at all. it also does not make any nosie what so ever
 

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if u look at it form the front it looks just like the foxs do when the seat tracks brake
 
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squeak93 said:
If its the case, just go find a upper seat frame from a v-6 car and stop hauling fat chicks....
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+ 1 Big people tend to push right side of seat as leverage to get up... If your down with the big ladies, then ask em to please take care when entering and exiting the vehicle.
 

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lol the wierd thing is that the drive set is worn like a 75000 mile seat should be and its good but the pass seat is like showroom newso is the rest of the interra lol fat chicks ftw
 
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