You have made not my day ... My year!!! Fixed my wobbly seat I had going for years! Thank you thank you thank you!!!

Great video, the wobbly seat has been a problem for years. I was holding off on fixing it for a couple of year because I was under the impression that the seat had to be removed. Luckily I came across your video and Was able to fix the seat in less than 1/2 hour. Your step by step instructions were clear, video was relevant to the task. 2 thumbs up. Looking forward to your other videos.

Thanks man. I just put in the hiros and was getting a clunk/pop on the driver side. This was the problem. It's awesome it's just bolts and not having to replace new bushings.

I just bought an Element for my daughter… and your videos have helped me with many of the things the car needs fixing. Thank you!

Wow, a mechanic told me years ago that I'd need to replace the seat, so I've just lived with this issue. This took me all of about 20 minutes to fix. I used Loctite, so hopefully it won't recur anytime soon. But if it does, I'll know what to do. Thank you for this! Subscribed!

Thanks man. My drivers seat was driving me nuts. This video is a gem.

Thank you so much. Very good explanation how to do clips and everything. wow excellent! I need to do this to my daughter's Element.

You got a subscriber today! I thought my seat was done for. Plus after a car accident injury to my back, it was harder to drive my Element with its rocky seat. Thanks for this one man!

Thank you so much for providing instructions to easily fix the wobbly seat.

As Mountain Biker mentioned, great vid. Thanks for putting it together. Also, DO make sure to use thread lock before retightening. It WILL loosen again on its own, sooner than you think. I ended up doing this process twice by skipping that very important step the first time.

You showed me what literally no one else did. Thank you so much!!

I replaced the height handle and left reclining cover on a 2008 Honda Element using your video. Thank you so much for sharing this detailed video.

Very clear and detailed, thank you!

U are awesome. Mine dose this too. Didn't think it was fixable until I saw this video.

Thank you, this totally worked; I've been rocking around on my seat for nearly a year, but I really just needed to tighten that one bolt.

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

buenisimo!!! gracias por tu tiempo y dedicacion!!!!

Fixed mine just now, took 15 minutes thanks for the vid!

Thank you so much for taking the time to clarify locations of clips. Got mine fixed in just a short time!

Very detailed and easy to follow. Well done!!!

Your vid is aces with me, bruh!! Why can’t every fix be sooo goof proof. Gives me a false sense of proficiency in my super mech skills….

Honda had a recall on this issue. Mine was fixed for free. 2004 Element

Thank you. Very detailed and easy to follow. Much appreciated!

Very helpful bro! Helped me fix it right away it was super annoying, Thanks.

Excellent explanation! Thanks!

Thank you for this video, I have this exact problem!

Sir, God bless you. Thank you 🙏

Very helpful. Thanks

Thanks even though the video quality really lacks 🤦🏻‍♂️

Thank you!

Miguel there are some aluminium bushing that can afgevt the wobeling, perhaps do you know where can bw fpund those bushing

Thank you. I have a CR-V but I think it is the same seat.

I put some locktite on mine when I tightened it up. It's been solid for over a year now. I took the seat out though.

Thx... it looks like my 04 civic seat I'll will try it...

I wonder if those are the same bolts that cause the famous rocker seat. For that issue I thought you replaced washers or something.

Good in car example most people believe you are required to remove the seat and disconnect the side airbag. Clearly you do not. Please be aware that most often the shims under those nuts wear out and need to be replaced. Tightening the nuts will not fix the problem. Part # 90502-S3N-013.

I need a vid of how to replace the front driver side reclining cover, please!!!🙏🙏🙏

what a pain in the ass to fix this problem a dealer should fix it but they won't

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