The driver seat moves slightly fore and aft when shifting. Is there a way to remove the play in the electric driven seat track?
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Asked by flightlogic Nov 17, 2014 at 11:10 PM about the 2000 BMW Z3

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Pax seat does not do this... so it is probably a wear issue.  Has anyone experienced it
and found a fix?

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Jeff answered 9 years ago

Look on bimmerforum.com I had this problem. It is worn plastic bushings. Local shop charged $300 but it was worth it

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Steve answered 9 years ago

New, much more durable bushings are available for about $25.00 for both seats. Figure around 3 hours of your time, and you're fixed for good.

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Michael answered 3 years ago

What is this part called or where can it be found

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