DanielBell0652 · 30 Sept 2025, 06:01 UTC
I once chased a crooked pickup to a tray foot resting on a stray washer. Are the pucks level while seated, before the jaws touch them?
14 pointsDo both rows use the same pocket insert? Or rather, are they meant to? A shared tray doesn't necessarily mean every seat is identical.
15 pointsDavid, far-row pucks already lean slightly. Owen, inserts should match. Far row was replaced during a repair. Nobody mentioned that alongside the pickup edits.
9 pointsThen compare the replacement seats with the required part and inspect what is underneath them. The tilted puck is giving you a much better starting point than another offset.
10 pointsDon't assume the replacements are wrong just because they're newer, though. Could be dirt underneath or the way they were fitted.
2 pointsAgreed. Compare the actual seating, not the age.
1 pointsRepair inspection found debris under the far-row insert strip. Cleaned and refitted by maintenance. Pucks sit level now. Pickup corrections still need sorting against that repaired setup.
19 pointsWorth keeping the stripped-down photo for the next repair. Not glamorous, but it shows a place that looked fine from above.
7 pointsHas the pickup comparison covered both rows with the reviewed program yet? Level in the tray is useful; it doesn't tell us what the accumulated corrections now do.
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