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key won't turn to release seat
- Thread starter shreck
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Bob Denman
New member
The latching mechanism has something in it that is adding extra resistance... Try pushing down HARD on the seat while trying to turn the key...
Good Luck! :thumbup:
Good Luck! :thumbup:
Deanna777
Well-known member
The cable might be jammed,or pinched. Try pushing down on the right side of the seat where the latch is, while pushing down on the key , and turning it to the left. If you get it open try adjusting the mechisum. Good luck Deanna777
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
I agree with pushing down (or banging) on the right front part of the seat while turning the key. If the seat does release, lubricate the pin and latch, and the pin may need adjusting if there isn't something caught underneath and pushing up. The cable may need adjusting, too, but it is a gigantic pain.
willey
New member
seat
Ours got out of adjustment on our western trip.I just took the pin off and threw it in the trunk.I'am not planning on putting it back on.The seat can't come up with your butt on it.I can't see anyone stealing your gas so why do you need to lock the seat?In my opion,just one less thing to worry about.
Ours got out of adjustment on our western trip.I just took the pin off and threw it in the trunk.I'am not planning on putting it back on.The seat can't come up with your butt on it.I can't see anyone stealing your gas so why do you need to lock the seat?In my opion,just one less thing to worry about.
ARtraveler
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Quote: Scotty
"I agree with pushing down (or banging) on the right front part of the seat while turning the key. If the seat does release, lubricate the pin and latch, and the pin may need adjusting if there isn't something caught underneath and pushing up. The cable may need adjusting, too, but it is a gigantic pain. "
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