Bad passenger seat vibration
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Bad passenger seat vibration
Anyone else having this issue? Rough city streets cause my passenger seat to rattle so much I'm afraid it's going to eventually snap off at the base. You can see and hear it shake violently on mild holes and ruts. I drive with my right hand on the seat back now. I've never had this issue with any other RAM. Anything I should look for to find a potential fix?
Anyone else having this issue? Rough city streets cause my passenger seat to rattle so much I'm afraid it's going to eventually snap off at the base. You can see and hear it shake violently on mild holes and ruts. I drive with my right hand on the seat back now. I've never had this issue with any other RAM. Anything I should look for to find a potential fix?
my rear seat drives me nuts....the dealer says there is nothing they can do about it....been into several dealers... mine is a ST... bum thing is that the SLT rear 60/40 bench is SOLID, and the ST 1 piece is JUNK....
I have the same problem with my 2010 and it drives me up the wall and I am hard of hearing. I leave tomorrow for Yuma AZ and thankfully I have a neighbour who is traveling with me and that should stop the rattling. Now coming home in April.................?
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Same problem here with my '12 4x4 Laramie DRW. At first I was convinced it was out of balance tires....well, that's not the problem after all 
Empty front passenger seat vibrates constantly. I found that when no one is sitting in it, if I bucket the seat belt and cinch it up a bit it quiets the rattling noice and calms done the vibration a bunch. Of course this was discovered after I had the tires balanced and rotated and balanced and rotated again...only 22000 miles.
I am assuming that when it is time to replace these (junk) Generals I will find some relief...I hope!

Empty front passenger seat vibrates constantly. I found that when no one is sitting in it, if I bucket the seat belt and cinch it up a bit it quiets the rattling noice and calms done the vibration a bunch. Of course this was discovered after I had the tires balanced and rotated and balanced and rotated again...only 22000 miles.
I am assuming that when it is time to replace these (junk) Generals I will find some relief...I hope!
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