Loose "shift" feeling in LF seat when turning
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I wonder if it might be Denali only??
Maybe something different.
Maybe something different.
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??? You got me. I think the material is different but I can't see that being related the problem. Just wondering if it might be something to do with the way they assembled them vs the non-Denali seats.
Maybe some of the other guys with the problem will chime in on if they have a Denali or not.
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I experienced the same thing one time a couple weeks ago on my Denali with about 2K miles on it. I couldn't get the seat to move or shift by transfer of my weight so I thought I was "feeling things". I don't drive it much and after reading this post asked my wife about it and she has not noticed it. Weird.
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I have the same seat shift occurring at least once a day. I have noticed it getting worse the hotter it gets in the summer for some reason. I've had my Tahoe since April and just started noticing the seat shifting. I have black interior on the '15 Tahoe.
Here is a fix I am going to try (page 19)...
GM-Trucks Forum - Seat Movement Issues
Here is a fix I am going to try (page 19)...
GM-Trucks Forum - Seat Movement Issues
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Good find. I am going to try that in just a little bit and will post back with results.
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*** Update
That's it! I was able to put my hand on those white clips and you can feel the shift in the clip when you feel it in the seat. I bought a foot piece of 1" heater hose, slit it in half, slid it up against the white clips and then put hose clamps over them. Good to go!
Thanks for the link again!
Before and after pics. Looking under the seat from the front.
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Nothing like having to jerry rig a $70k+ new truck
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You talkin about the white clips from GM or my fix?? Lol
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