seat height adjustment ????
JK Freak
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 916
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From: Terryville, LI, NY
The seat height gremlin does not leak down or lower your seat. The problem is that when you get in and out you are compressing the seat edge which in turn cranks down the lever. It is a slight amount but after getting in and out a few times the seat will be lower. Blame it on the butt 
My regards,
Widewing
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 112
Likes: 0
From: Knoxville, TN
I had to add I have the opposite problem - I wish mine would go lower!
Maybe Jeep should have put height requirements on the purchase of a JK cause they seem to have problems making parts that actually work!!
Maybe Jeep should have put height requirements on the purchase of a JK cause they seem to have problems making parts that actually work!!
JK Freak
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 628
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From: Lohman, Missouri
If you see the large circle in the middle of the handle this can be pried out (VERY GENTLY! I broke a small clip molding off when I did mine but silicone glue came to the rescue). Once the cover (circle) is off there is a large "torx" bolt that holds the handle on. All the rest of the smaller handles use the "c" clip method but the large height adjusting handle uses a bolt. Simple!
JK Super Freak
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 1,488
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From: Sydney, Australia
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 420
Likes: 0
From: Surprise, Arizona, United States
The height adjustment handle is very easy to remove. I removed mine to paint them.
If you see the large circle in the middle of the handle this can be pried out (VERY GENTLY! I broke a small clip molding off when I did mine but silicone glue came to the rescue). Once the cover (circle) is off there is a large "torx" bolt that holds the handle on. All the rest of the smaller handles use the "c" clip method but the large height adjusting handle uses a bolt. Simple!
If you see the large circle in the middle of the handle this can be pried out (VERY GENTLY! I broke a small clip molding off when I did mine but silicone glue came to the rescue). Once the cover (circle) is off there is a large "torx" bolt that holds the handle on. All the rest of the smaller handles use the "c" clip method but the large height adjusting handle uses a bolt. Simple!
Your awesome. Thanks!
