General motors electric bench seat repair part two

In this video I show how to reassemble the transmission to the bench seat

[@ericvonha7694]

Thank you for your time and concise details on the transmission parts and disassembly and reassembly 👍

[@deanoko]

Excellent tutorial! I am currently soaking a like frozen transmission from my '64 Riviera. It only has 2 gear traIns, but the components are virtually identical.

[@deanoko]

To be clear I am NOT soaking the entire transmission, only the frozen shafts!

[@jeffreytepper6894]

Tom Did you soak the plastic gears in the lacquer thinner also? This is exactly what is happening with my 64 Caddy. Thanks Jeff

[@thomaslong6416]

Well I can not remember. But I probably did, it was dirty in there, lacquer thinner should not damage the plastic gears right?

[@doughboy6tre551]

By any chance do you have a tutorial of how to pull apart the power seat tracks to be able to restore them?

[@thomaslong6416]

That would have been a good video but mine were very well preserved, but I have restored seat tracks in the past to a Trans Am I did not pull them apart I simply soaked them in evapo-rust until the rust was gone, they came out perfect and brand new then I put some grease in the bearings, just put the seat back together they still work perfect. In fact I just got a 1964 buick wildcat rat rod I will do a video of it's seats in the not to distant future...thoms

[@OldtimersGarageNL]

Ohhh I see! 😁😁