You really won't need anything though. Show the dealer that it jiggles. Done deal. My dealer ordered parts as soon as I sent the video... Sucks that the part was
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You really won't need anything though. Show the dealer that it jiggles. Done deal. My dealer ordered parts as soon as I sent the video... Sucks that the part was back ordered and it's been in for a week, and the part will arrive next week from Japan
Don't replace it yourself. Not worth the risk. Safety and liability wise
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no issue since then. i have spare star nuts in my parts bin for future if needed. 87182-1EA1A (2pc needed) make sure to painter's tape part of the center console and e-brake handle so you dont accidentally scuff them during the rework. |
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Was your issue different to the one we have? The video that DEpoint posted is what I have is that what you had?
If so, where are these star screws located and if so would be nice to have some pictures coz I can give it a try. |
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that shaky vid wasn't much help, but mine did not shift all that much. i would need to plant my arse on the seat and twitch my arse left/right to get it to make the knock noise.
i only heard it when i made quick turns. it was annoying enough that i was considering getting some aftermarket seats. but after 15min, no more issue. let me see if i can find the tsb... |
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TSB:2009 nissan 370z: Seat popping noise/slight movement from front right seat corner
it's not just noise, it actually shifted left/right to make the noise. |
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i just laid my seat on its side inside the car to do one side at a time. yah, it's just wasn't pounded in tight enough at least on mine. TSB calls out wat looks to be the exact same star nut, so i didnt feel like changing it out.
been a few years since i did this. the knocking noise nor sliding ever came back. |
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anyway, just bang that sucker in tighter using your impact socket (dont use regular sockets as the plating will crack off on your socket). |
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I'm having a hard time visualizing this procedure but it may help if you place something heavy and hard (eg, small sledge hammer head) behind what you are hitting (so the parts are between the "backup" and whatever you are hammering with). More of the energy will go into driving the part deeper instead of pushing it out of the way.
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Necro thread. I believe the star washer fix is not like what DEpoint and myself have. The star washer fix I believe is for left right play. The movement I have is up down movement of the seat base. Exactly like the video posted.
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