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I would first ensure your seat's bolted down tightly.
You have 4 bolts holding the seat frame to the floorboard, and another 4 bolts holding the seat to the frame.
You'll likely have to take the seat out to access the bolts holding the seat to the frame. They're on the under side of the seat.
I had another seat problem that was covered under warranty and when I got the car back, the seat would rock intermittenly. Then all of a sudden, about three months ago, it stopped rocking. I'm not sure what happened but I'm sure glad that it went away. :yesnod:
I checked and the seat is bolted down as tight as it can be. The local dealership wants an arm and a leg. I guess I will have to deal with it :mad ! Thanks for the input!
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