Haha prity much... all it dose is simply proves IF it is the customer slidding in/out the car... and from 99.99% of the complants of it wev had are no fualt.. its stuped they dident change the seats in the d4sQuote:
Originally Posted by roamer
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Haha prity much... all it dose is simply proves IF it is the customer slidding in/out the car... and from 99.99% of the complants of it wev had are no fualt.. its stuped they dident change the seats in the d4sQuote:
Originally Posted by roamer
Just found this
DISCO3.CO.UK - View topic - Manual Seat Adjustment Losing Height Setting
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...011/09/139.jpg
Stig, Is that stick on bit of plastic in the photograph really Landrover's solution?
it sure isent,,, ither stop it under the seat or weag somthing under the leaver sorta like that pic,
A known issue on the D3 you would think they would have corrected it on the D4.
Seat drop when in the seat on the D3 was caused by the failure of the rubber bits in the adjuster. Someone on the Uk site changed theirs to a thicker rubber bits from an 'O' ring.
I had this exact issue with my D4. Went back 4 times, but they got it right the 4th time.
If you call Southern's in Canning Vale and speak to Joe. He's the service manager and knows exactly the problem if you mention me - Roy, with the black disco.
Can't tell you what they fixed as i never really care on those sort of things, but it was a quirky item.
Dorko