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captainks
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Posted: 01/30/07 08:27 AM
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My drivers-seat is leaning too far back for neck-comfort and it's driving me nuts. Anyone got any thots?
And to help with your "up front" questions... read the setup below because it's Not a case of me just not having something "adjusted right"...
MY EQUIP: I've got a 2002 Transam with the motorized (6-way adjustable-seat) with: 1 "pull" seat-angle-adjustment-lever on the side and, 1 "pull" rear-passenger-entry lever on the back.
SETUP: 1) The "tilt" feature for my seat is adjusted to be tilted almost ALL the way forward that it can go. 2) The left-side lever (adjusts the seat-angle) is adjusted for the seat to be in the Up-Most position (I can adjust it back, but cannot go any further forward).
PROBLEM: I'm still leaning back a ways and my neck's starting to give me grief.
NOTE: Previously, I could've Sworn that the seat adjusted 1-more-notch UP than it is now (which was still too far back), but I'm not totally sure about that.
QUESTION: Does anyone know: 1) An adjustment that can be made?, or 2) a mechanical-suggestion that I might try without causing harm to the seat?
Thanks in advance! ![]()
Kurt captainme12@hotmail.com
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