Seat cable lock installation

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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Technical Broken Seat Release Cable. Thread starter MikeP Start date Aug 12, MikeP New member. Joined Aug 12, Messages 1. Hi, I have a 10 year old 2 Door Fiat Punto in excellent condition but the seat release cable on the passenger chair has broken so the back of the chair will not release and push forward.

Can anyone tell me how to get access to the cable? There is one large screw at the bottom of the seat catch housing under the lever, but taking this out doesn't free the housing. I can't find any way to undo the cloth back of the chair - I thought this might enable me to get inside to the cable. The Haynes manual doesn't mention the seat catch.

I've run out of ideas but I'm sure some bright spark out there will have solved this problem - Please let me in on the secret! Hi welcome to the forum i have never had to do this job but have a 3 door out side will look tomorrow and try to work it out for you.

DJB31st New member. Joined Jun 26, Messages 6. This is where i'm stuck though, the handle on the side of the seat appears to be stuck on with some kinda of force field. Any ideas?? Joined Jun 18, Messages 46 Location Anglesey. Last edited: Jun 27, Its not that big and looks a bit like this. Joined Sep 9, Messages 1 Location London.

I had a problem with the front passenger seat release cable as well and as major part of my cable had been pulled out I needed to pull up the upholstery on the upper part of the seat. Be sure to pay special attention of what everything looks like as it will be kind of a PITA to get thing back in later. There should be one or two zip ties securing the cable to the frame. Cut these using scissors or wire cutters, un-snap the other plastic cable retainer and then remove the whole thing from your seat.

Now, take your new cable and slip the U-Nut into the mounting hole at the back of the seat and then snap the plastic retainer into the frame. Route your cable along the seat frame as before and zip tie them as you originally found it. Snap in the other plastic retainer in front of the release mechanism and then slip the U-Nut into the mounting hole.