Re: [T3] Seat Not Reclining

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Re: [T3] Seat Not Reclining

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Subject: Re: [T3] Seat Not Reclining
From: Chris Wright <Christopher.Wright@Sun.COM>
Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 17:05:56 +0100
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<x-flowed>I think you should be able to punch out the broken pin and put in a new one.
Chris

Gary Gamboa wrote:

Those pieces all have holes which were drilled at the factory. There
used to be a pin in there which tied the adjustment wheel & retainer
to the rod so that they all turn together.

So what are my options:

1. fuse the retainer to the rod with some JB Weld?
2. Drill out the old pin and insert another pin?
3. Or is replacement easier, if so do I need to replace the whole rod?

Gary


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