evils4

My seat is rocking really bad and its time to reslove the matter. I have the facility and plastic stock to machine the bushings if that is in fact what the issue is. Before I diving into this it would be nice to see pics of the parts. If I do come up with a solution I would have no problem making bushing for anyone who wants them.

NoFHoes

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gk1

Audi always claims it is the frame rail, but many claim the rocking returns after having their frame rails replaced.

On my car the rocking stops if the seat is adjusted all the way back...not bad for tall people, but a PITA for anyone shorter.

Would definitely be interesting if someone could come up with a good fix.

Mat Indukts Lambos

If it's the lower frame in the rails, then there's guides that can be replaced. If it's internal in the lower frame, it's the shafts/gears that raise/lower the front &amp; rear of the lower frame. The backrest, then it's in the adjustment of that(in the lower frame). Basically, disassemble the lower frame &amp; find a solution for all things ....loose. Good luck.

evils4

it seems as though the problem is in the bushing in the lower frame rail...I maybe wrong(this is what i have interpreted from the forum) but if this is it seems like a straight foward fix.

PSmalls::DoggieStyle

Wow, looks very similar to my basement. Are you stalking me?!?!?

evils4

when it gets a little warmer out i will try my best and keep you posted

LI-S4

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Mat Indukts Lambos

and with some body tools, ( gently ) hammer down the rails they slide in.

evils4

i would prefer fixing it a little more "permanently"