We are trying to get wires down holes to come out bottom of seat but it seems sealed what can we do?
889923
When I had mine installed I took it to my shop, Automotive Concepts, Crestwood, IL. I know that my wife's car had airbags in the seat & the guys had to remove the back of the seat to fish the wires down the seat.
889924
Most upolstry is zipped on. At the bottom of the seatback you should be able to find a seam with a zipper. If there is not one, you made need to make a small incision for the wires
1913218
Maybe hot water or spray a little pam underneath? Ours were a quick twist off, nothing very secure.
568194
You can bring the wire in from the bottom or the side. From the bottom: The knurled brass bottom unthreads then you insert the wire up through it and screw it tight until the wire can't pull out. For the side: Push the wire through the hole on the side of the plug then tighten the bottom until the wire can't pull out.
2081015
Is it possible to drill a hole to allow for wire to fit through? Also is it absolutely sealed shut where wire wont go through?
2199491
Hi Cynthia, I had the same problem but realized I didn't take the plastic caps off of the metal rod that you push the seats onto. These need to be removed first and discarded. Hopefully that will fix your problem.
2214889
The other two responses have correctly described the problem and solution. Sqeeze the two sides of wire clip together to release it from left handle, reverse it so that the end with roller is up towards the jaws (top in picture), and squeeze sides of wire clip again to fit back into the two holes on left handle.
1050033
We had the same issue we contacted the company and they sent us a new seat post. They are super helpful and friendly.
1155581
Loosen and retighten the bolts at each joint. If it still leaks, it is defective. Return it to Amazon.
553005
Karen. We had the same problem. The manufacturer didn't think that far. We bought some short stretch straps that have S hooks on both ends, hooked one end to a bar under the seat and the other to the barrier. That has worked fine for us.
1608673
Make sure it is snapped in all the way as it is hard to push in. The end should go through the second slotted hole when fully inserted. If it is just loose you might try heating it and spreading the split end a bit so that it is tighter. The only other option I see is a strong waterproof glue of just sending it back.
1026132
Had this issue but found that the rubber seal on the bottom comes loose so take it apart and make sure rubber seal is in the groove and tighten really well
934165
We haven't run into that issue yet, but from looking at it, the only option that I can think of is to glue it to the socket, using a tiny drop of a super glue on one side would do it.
1860801
Our 1st one leaked when under water, apparently where the wires comes in on the bottom side was not sealed well, our replacement so far does not have this issue.
1076765
You have to open the top where the seat is the legs should spread apart. You may have to twist the extension to loosen it.
266714
I'm having the same problem, occasionally sticks open. I'm planning on calling the manufacturer to see what can be done. I'm assuming it will need to be removed and cleaned.
1856803
I had the same concern. Here is what I did and it actually worked. The put the legs and fluid mechanism in a medium dry bag and taped the top shut.
653769
Loosen the nut and screw where the seat post and the frame meet...you can move it up and down...and then retighten.