Dx3

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Guys,

Is there any way to get to the bolts holding the seat in if the seat motor is bad? It is right in the middle, so I can't even get a wrench to the bolts. Is there a way to manually move it back and forward?? You would think there has to be someway around it - what do they do at Lexus if a motor in someone's car goes bad??

Thanks guys,
Jonny

Hil

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Maybe this will help?

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...-95-sc300.html

Dx3

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Awesome man, thank you

Now if I could just work out where this bolt is!! I don't see any 10mm bolts on here

Jonny

willhickey

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im having the same dillema

Dx3

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Well, I managed to get it out the hard way, without ever finding that infamous 10mm bolt that saves the day

I used a closed 14mm wrench, and a 14mm gearwrench, and while it was certainly time consuming, I did manage to get it out

For the sake of future people faced with this dilema, I hope someone can post a picture of where the 10mm bolt is.

Good luck guys,
Jonny

O. L. T.

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You ain't gotta get the seat out to paint the carpet

Luxor

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You should do a DIY when you replace that motor. I also have a bad motor, but it is the front up/down motor.

Dx3

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Well damn! Now you tell me

Jonny

Luxor

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I don't know how you are missing these bolts, both of them face the front of the seat, they are located above the front chassis mounting bolts. Here is a picture of the drivers seat drivers side.

Luxor

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Here is the drivers seat passenger side bolt.

Dx3

iTrader: (13)

Thank you I thought they were on the side of the bracket, not the front.

Jonny

willhickey

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I turned that and it doesnt seem to move anything

ImpactBlue

I've also turned this bolt ad nauseum. Nothing budged.

Golden95SC

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I did this myself as I need to get them asap and nothing is budging