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> Passenger seat stuck?
scallyk9
post Feb 22 2017, 07:32 PM
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Well, this is a new one for me and I can't find a solution in search regarding my new to me '74 914 LE. The driver's side track release works fine and I can move the seat fore and aft easily but the Passenger seat seems to be welded to the rail.

The handle is intact and I can pull it up or down, verified with a flashlight. Unfortunately it is stuck in the furthest aft position so as to obscure access from the rear. Could it be a rust problem? Or possibly is the spring missing.

Does anyone know of a technique or trick to get it to release?

No I really don't want to go in by cutting the bottom of the floor pan!
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Larmo63
post Feb 26 2017, 10:16 PM
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I would try to remove everything you can surrounding the seat to resolve this issue.

I had one of my prized Scheels stuck in my driver car. I put them in the car to drive it to a PCA event, and then came home to find I couldn't get the passenger seat out.

I sat in the seat and got it to inch forward a bit at a time, then pried it out carefully with a towel wrapped 2 x 4.
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