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Bodsy
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You can use the little triangle in the corner to alert a Mod to stuff. They get a bit Narky if you just use it to test their response thoiugh.....   Bodsys Brake Bible
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gilmore
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Sorry chaps. I saw that other thread. I don't think they are the same issue and I don't think they should be merged.
The pre-existing thread was about BAGGY/SAGGY seats, for which there is a TSB.
My thread is about WORN SEAT MATERIAL, which is caused by abrasion from the driver's rump onto the edge of the seat. I raised the thread because I wanted views specifically on the wear issue, not the sag issue. My seat remains as pert and sag-free as when it was new.
Clearly the moderator's decision is final. 
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| 26th Sep 2007 4:04 pm |
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Wex
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)My apologies Rob , my fault for not reading Thoroughly.I stand corrected.
ND , thanks , A narky mod is all we need
Ive added further by creating this thread , now third on ( partly , sorry Rob  ) the same subject.
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| 26th Sep 2007 4:29 pm |
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Slimer
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So I'm not needed now  The End
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