Taking mine to the dealership for the brake light inspection on Monday. Might as well have them check my seats while I'm there.
Go get it done, there won't be any damage. It's a few hour process, but if you're in an accident that seat will fold like a piece of bread.If anyone has this done please let us know how involved it is and if there was any evidence of it being done (damage) thanks.
You set up a convincing case LOL thanks for info will doGo get it done, there won't be any damage. It's a few hour process, but if you're in an accident that seat will fold like a piece of bread.
I brought mine in. The passenger seat is manual, but the driver's is power. The passenger seat had to be removed to inspect the welds. There was no issues with mine, and they put it back together. My car was there from 7:30 to 3:30, they gave me a loaner. They also did the recall on my CHMSL, and my second oil change and rotation. I cannot tell that the removed the seat at all. I have not looked that hard, also.
You really don't want evidence they removed it. Usually the evidence left behind on a sloppy job is scratches on the center console or B pillars.I brought mine in. The passenger seat is manual, but the driver's is power. The passenger seat had to be removed to inspect the welds. There was no issues with mine, and they put it back together. My car was there from 7:30 to 3:30, they gave me a loaner. They also did the recall on my CHMSL, and my second oil change and rotation. I cannot tell that the removed the seat at all. I have not looked that hard, also.