1999 ford explorer sport driver seat

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Passenger side seat recently flung forward as a result of a broken bolt. The dealer replaced the driver's side bolt under recall 03V but not the passenger side bolt.

While driving in reverse and applying the brakes to stop vehicle suddenly driver's seat back recliner broke. As result, the consumer lost control. On my Ford Explorer, the drivers seat frame broke. Sometime prior to the recall for the bolt failure of the seat recliner assembly, the frame also failed causing the seat to recline partially even thou the setting is in the top position. The seat also moves back and forth when holding the back rest, and pushing on it. The recliner release is bent, and the plastic cover on the bottom of the seat is now broken also because the seat is so bad out of position.

But the recall bolt was replaced at the dealer, however they would not repair the broken seat frame. While driving 55 mph, consumer felt looseness and a "breaking" sound which left his seat in a reclined position.

Recalls 03S04 and 03S03 were repaired on the vehicle, but the consumer was told that the seat was not remedied because it was not apart of the recall. The consumer was also not eligible for reimbursement. Recall The passenger side seat recliner mechanism broke. There was a recall for something similar to this a year ago concerning the high back driver seat. While driving at an undetermined speed, the front passenger seat collapsed without warning.

This caused the passenger to fall backwards into the rear seat. The consumer will contact the dealership. Vehicle's seat bolt recalled, and the seat back collapsed unexpectedly. The dealership informed the consumer that the problem he experienced with the seat was not the recalled part, but instead a sat back frame that broke.

The driver's seat back reclined while driving. The dealer replaced the bolt. The consumer stated after the vehicle was picked up, the seat back continued to recline. Recall 03V subject: High back seats. Manufacturer's recall concerning seat recliner bolt: This vehicle is a part of a recall, but the dealer refuses to repair the problem.

The dealer found that the recliner mechanism is damaged and wants the consumer to pay for repairing the mechanism. Consumer feels that because the bolt breaking is the reason that the mechanism is damaged in the first place, and refuses to pay for repairs. Owner received a recall notice, and took the vehicle to dealership. To install bolts for the reclining seat mechanism, which was part of the recall. However, dealer declined to do repairs because vehicle was diagnosed with a broken seat frame.

Owner was told he would have to pay for broken seat frame repairs.