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07-18-2016, 09:56 AM
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Check that the seat belts aren't interfering and also make sure that the shape of the catching bar on the seat bottom is not bent or that padding is not blocking it. Make sure the catches on the floor are not bent or distorted. If all that is good and it still wont catch you may want to check if the bottom of the seat back or the back of the seat bottom are over padded (some upholstery guys are a bit too generous with padding) and there is not enough room for the seat bottom to go all the way in.
Another option but a PITA is to remove the seat so you can push the seat in with your legs.
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