Kevin,

Just buy some of the little plastic clips that sit on the end of the
seat rail guides. It takes about 5 mins. to install.  I find that after
the guide has fallen off a couple of times, it's more and more likely to
fall off, as it no longer snaps into the guide as snuggly as before.  I
don't have a part number or cost for you, my dealer gave me a couple for
free!

Pete

>-----Original Message-----
>From:	collinskpacbell [SMTP:collinskpacbell]
>Sent:	Wednesday, December 10, 1997 7:15 AM
>To:	gti-vr6dev.tivoli
>Subject:	rocking chair syndrome
>
>My freakin' driver's seat has turned into a rocking chair again.. it was
>fixed once under
>warranty, but I fear that it was over 12k miles ago and I'm past 24k total
>miles, meaning
>it won't be covered again.   Does anyone know if there is a TSB on this
>problem??  It's
>apparently pretty common as there's a blurb about it at Arthur's website..
>
>--
>Kevin Collins
>collinskpacbell
>'97 GTI VR6
>
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Little plastic thingys on the part of the seat that slides in the rails
break often. Get new plastic thingys and snap 'em in. Any VW parts guy
worth a damn knows exactly what you want without even looking it up.

Josh

On
Mon, 30 Nov 1998, ben t wrote:

>   Damn it now I have it!  I guess I will check the archive to determine
> how to eliminate this problem.
>
> Ben t
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