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Seat Movement how prevalent

dkeven

By dkeven
in Troubleshooting & Recalls

Seat shift, cluck, movement poll  

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bearman95 Enthusiast

bearman95

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Well the poll will not register my vote. I have had no problems with either of my trucks and there is not anyway to vote for no problems when it comes to the area of have you been able to fix this issue. All places have to have a vote or the poll will not accept the vote. I have leather power with memory, heated and cooled seats with drivers alert on both of my trucks and the seats are solid. If there are no problems then I could not have had it fixed.

lrymal Senior Enthusiast

lrymal

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No problems at all with my leather-covered, power seats. Heated.

GMC-AT Senior Enthusiast

GMC-AT

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I noticed when I first got my truck some slight movement a few times when going over real rough dirt roads. However... it hasn't happened in a while. I think because I adjusted the seat position around some since...

 

I do think seat position (higher or lower) has an impact on the movement issue you guys have..

MotoMedic Senior Enthusiast

MotoMedic

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Mine doesn't move but it does make a single clunk noise when you first sit. Doesn't really bother me.

Rob38jr Enthusiast

Rob38jr

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Definitely a problem with my GMC. I have brought it to the attention of my dealer more than once, who's service writer agrees there is movement, but manager says is normal. Normal for a truck with 200,000 miles maybe. Very troubling.

 

 

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Jeff48 Enthusiast

Jeff48

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GMC-power, heated and cooled, driver assist. Moves so much sometimes I think I'm playing the old motorcycle video game Out Run!

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