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Old 19-01-2012, 01:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Restoring your seat position

We've all had this when we take our car into a garage and some oversized or undersized mechanic gets in and moves every switch and setting on the seat.

How long does it take you to get the perfect driving position back? Does it matter that much or can you drive in a wide variety of settings.

I know if the angle on my seat is wrong I get terrible back pain and pressure under the rib cage!
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Electronic memory seats is all I have to say on this matter
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I'm pretty flexible on this. but if I have to drive with my seat forward of its usual position I end up pressing the brake pedal too hard.
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Default Re: Restoring your seat position

not too long, garages normally only pull it forward or back a bit.

wife has it jacked up, seat put further back. and the seat about 2" from the wheel
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