INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS: POWER SEAT TRACK
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STEP 14: Wipe the grease o of the screw assembly
and lightly apply new grease, working it up and
down the screw. Afterwards, thread aluminum
block assembly back onto screw assembly (one
screw is left hand thread, one is right hand thread)
and continue to thread up the screw until it is fully
seated against the end of the screw as shown.
STEP 15: Finally, insert the screw and block
assembly back into the seat track and place the
stud that you tapped out of the rail in step 7 in a
suitable vice. Using the ange nut that you took o
the stud, work the nut back and forth on the bolt
numerous times until you can easily thread the nut
at least halfway up the block by hand to ensure stud
will not spin when you tighten the nut back up. For
re-assembly, reverse procedure starting with step 10
and working your way back to the beginning, being
sure that you use Loc-Tite on the bolts. You may
need the punch (and hammer) to re-seat the stud
removed in step 7.
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