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Spring fell off my drivers seat! Need help


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I have an 02 996 cabriolet.

I noticed a spring had fallen off from under the seat the other day. It is the long spring that runs along the left side of the drivers seat. The spring is about 1 foot long, has hooks on both ends, and has a 3 inch rubber sleeve on one end over the spring.

I tried to figure out where this hooks to, but couldn't.

The passenger side is different so I can't use it to compare.

Does someone have diagrams as to how to replace this spring. Do I have to remove the seat or anything?

Thanks

MM

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No no lumbar support. It is a big spring you can see by just looking under the seat on the passenger side. I think it is to provide some resistance to the seat moving forward and back but I'm not sure.

MM

Just your luck that I happen to have my standard seats out! lol

Here are two pics of the drivers seat that should help you re-attach it. If you need more detail let me know.

-Keith

In the picture directly below, the seat is leaning on its side and the front of the drivers seat (where your knees rest) is visible on the right.

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In the image below, the seat is leaning on its right side with the front of the seat towards the left of the pic.

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I have an 02 996 cabriolet.

I noticed a spring had fallen off from under the seat the other day. It is the long spring that runs along the left side of the drivers seat. The spring is about 1 foot long, has hooks on both ends, and has a 3 inch rubber sleeve on one end over the spring.

I tried to figure out where this hooks to, but couldn't.

The passenger side is different so I can't use it to compare.

Does someone have diagrams as to how to replace this spring. Do I have to remove the seat or anything?

Thanks

MM

I have a set of manual seats in my basement. but I'm away for the weeked. I'll take a look at them on sunday night if you don't get a answer by then. I believe the spring just anchors to a notch in the rear of the frame but I'm not positive.

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