My driver's seat keeps sinking down
Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by expedite_it, Jan 29, 2022.
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And yes soapy water should be able to detect a leak in the seat switch. Just let the shop handle itGYPSY65, expedite_it and AModelCat Thank this. -
Again unless your truck is loosing so much air alarms start going off it won't affect your seat
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IIRC, on all the Freightliner Cascadias i drove before this one, the driver's seat would hold its position when i turned the truck off. I could go on hometime for a week, and when i came back to my truck, the driver's seat would still be at the same position as when i was driving.
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Update: the mechanic replaced the seat valve. The seat does not seem to sink now.
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In your suspension that is
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Next update: the driver's seat started sinking again on the drive from the repair shop to the truck stop. I have given up on the mechanics fixing this for now.
I am going to try to fix this myself. At my next hometime I will put over a hundred pounds of barbell playes on the driver's seat, and i will see if i can find the leak myself. -
Will simple hand soap mixed with water work?
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