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501-10-13 Seating 501-10-13 DIAGNOSIS AND TESTING (Continued) Test Step Result / Action to Take C2 SEAT UPPER TRACK TO SEAT Check the tightness of the nuts used to retain the seat tracks to the Yes seat cushion frame. Go to C3 Were the nuts tight? No Tighted the nuts to 28 ± 4 NM. C3 SEAT TRACK CONDITION Carry out a visual inspection using a torch of the seat track assembly Yes for any physical damage. Remove the seat assembly and replace the seat Is damage evident? instructions in this chapter . No Go to C4 C4 SEAT TRACK BALL BEARING CHECK Using an assistant, grasp the seat backrest and move backwards and Yes forwards by hand to check for excessive movement. Replace the track assembly. Refer to removal While the assistant is moving the seat backrest, use a torch to view No lower rail. Go to C5 NOTE: Carry out this test in 3 positions of the seat, fully forward - mid - fully back. Did your see or feel excessive track movement in any of the 3 C5 SEAT ASSEMBLY GENERAL MOVEMENT - PART 1 Grasp the seat backrest and move backwards and forwards by hand Yes to check for excessive movement. Remove the Two (2) plastic side covers and Is the recliner mechanism loose at the cushion frame? cushion frame. 32 ± 5 Nm. No Go to C6 C6 SEAT ASSEMBLY GENERAL MOVEMENT - PART 2 Using an assistant, grasp the seat backrest and move backwards and Yes forwards by hand to check for excessive movement. Replace the fatigue affected assembly. While the assistant is moving the seat backrest, using a torch to view No the under side of the seat to establish at what point the seat The seat, frame and tracks appear to be Okay. movement is happening. Did you find any signs of metal fatigue? PINPOINT TEST D : THE POWER SEAT DOES NOT MAKE FULL TRAVEL Test Step Result / Action to Take D1 UNDER SEAT OBSTRUCTION Check under the seat for an obstruction, such as floor mats, umbrella, Yes first aid kit etc. Remove the obstruction and recheck seat Did you find an obstruction that could cause the seat not to No Go to D2 G73255 en |