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Davrav
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Living in a mostly rural area I like to have my seat in an elevated position so I get best visibility of the road ahead.

Have noticed that the seat gradually returns to a low position over time. Anyone else noticed this? Should I expect the seat to remain permanently in the set position unless adjusted?

I am the sole driver of the vehicle.

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You sure it's not you shrinking in all this wet weather,Dave ? ? :P :rolleyes:

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No, not shrinking but rising damp causing a soggy bottom.......................

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A diet, perhaps......??? :lol:

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A diet, perhaps......??? :lol:

That's the odd thing - I've lost a bit of weight recently :huh:

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Dav are the seat adjustments manual or electric in the Xtr?

Regards Clare

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Dav are the seat adjustments manual or electric in the Xtr?

Regards Clare

Manual Clare. It's a pumpy lever thingy.

I will have to investigate the mechanism I think as I've no real idea of how it works...........

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That was just my train of thought, could be a rachet or lever that has come lose.

Regards Clare

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A diet, perhaps......??? :lol:

That's the odd thing - I've lost a bit of weight recently :huh:

Not enough maybe...................? :D

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A diet, perhaps......??? :lol:

That's the odd thing - I've lost a bit of weight recently :huh:

Not enough maybe...................? :D

So it would seem :(

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A diet, perhaps......??? :lol:

That's the odd thing - I've lost a bit of weight recently :huh:

Not enough maybe...................? :D

So it would seem :(

I'll stop now. :thumbsup:

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I would guess there is a clutch in it Dave. Might take a bit of digging to find it though.

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I would guess there is a clutch in it Dave. Might take a bit of digging to find it though.

Will investigate when it gets a bit drier out - probably around October........................

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I would guess there is a clutch in it Dave. Might take a bit of digging to find it though.

Will investigate when it gets a bit drier out - probably around October........................

We all love an optimist here Dave!

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Dav are the seat adjustments manual or electric in the Xtr?

Regards Clare

Manual Clare. It's a pumpy lever thingy.

I will have to investigate the mechanism I think as I've no real idea of how it works...........

I get just the same problem in the GV, about once a month I crank it back up. It isn't much so I don't explore further. It reminds me to check the screenwasher bottle at the same time (only cos I always used to forget that so now I have a regime.....)

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A diet, perhaps......??? :lol:

That's the odd thing - I've lost a bit of weight recently :huh:

Not enough maybe...................? :D

So it would seem :(

You need my new AHF (Anti-Higgs Field) Diet. :yes: This one really works! The mass (and hence the weight), just fly off.

(I expect, as BK says "Giraffe's Bum" for most :rolleyes:).

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