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New Power Seat Slider Easy
Step-By-Step Installation Guide.                             
   
Get rid of those old annoying broken sliders Today !!!
 
 
                                              
Special Thanks to: Mike Allendorfer, Dana La Grutta and
Ed Runnion from ROD for developing this new Installation Method.
Thank you also to : Craig Jasmin Owner of KeyMotors for the use of
his shop, John Wutzer and UNYISSO . To LISST VP Dan Leftwitch for
letting us use his car seat for some of the pictures  needed for the new
installation guide. To ISSCA & MISSL VP Chuck Spera for all his advice. 
Thank you All !!!        
      
                                                                                                << Printable Instructions  .DOC  >>     
                                                                                                << Printable Instructions .HTML >>      
Step 1       First, locate your front seat ;-)  With the seat all the way up to give you some room  
                                                        to work on the rails.

                 Move the seat back and remove the front trim covers using a Phillips screw driver.

                 Then, remove the 2 front rail bolts using a 13mm socket.

                 Move the seat forward as much as it will go and remove the rear trim covers.

                 Remove the 4 remaining bolts with a 13mm socket.

Step 2       Don't forget to disconnect the power seat electrical connector.

Step 3       Lift the seat and turn it so that the seat is facing your stomach.

                 Carefully angle the seat out the driver's door.

Step 4       The use of a table or work bench will help, you can use a towel to protect your seat.

                 Seat removed from the BeaSSt.

Step 5       Locate the horizontal actuator "plastic slider gear box" holding the seat track.

                 Find the two  screws holding the actuator in place.

                 Remove the screws using a 10 mm wrench.

                 Once the bolts are out, just a slight tug and the gear box falls out.

                 View of the gear box removed.

                                                         << Special Note for Pre-94 Seat Rails >>

Step 6       Once the gear box out, push the sliding track out toward the rear  of the seat.

                 View of the sliding track removed from the rail. Note the quality of the old sliders... ?

Step 7       Simply remove all of these old broken sliders.

               Side by side view of the seat rail and track.

                 Close-up view of an old broken GM slider.

                 An other view of broken sliders still attached to the rail.

                 Notice how all the original sliders have the same thing in common...

                 Side by side view of an old slider and its replacement part. Do I need to say more...?

Step 8       Ensure the seat track is clean and free of debris before installing the new sliders.
                                          Make sure the beveled  end of the sliders face outward at the end used to reintroduce
                                          into the seat rail U shaped channel and inward at the other end when reinstalling.
                                The curved or beveled areas of the new sliders have been conceived to help during the
                                 reassembly.
Step 9       Apply lubricant to steel track. I used a multi purpose synthetic based lubricant with 
  Now that you are well greased-up :-) You can start the reassembly.

Step 10     Introduce the track back into the seat rail and align with the other side.

Step 11     Reinstall the Plastic gear box and repeat step 5 to 11 for the other side.

                 One screw left to insert.

                 View from the rear of the seat.

                 View from an other angle .

Step 12    Carefully put the seat back in place and reconnect the power seat electrical connector.

                 View of the new sliders installed.

                 Care for a test drive ?

 

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