upgrade seats on 2005 Tundra

Could the sloshing sound be the fuel in the tank.
Joe


"Jonnie Santos" <iohuni2005-newsgroups@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "Tim Tundra" <tcharris@fcps.edu> wrote in message
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>> Anything I can do to make my Tundra seats mort comfortable?
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> Bench 60/40) or buckets? I have bench and like it - there is something I
> feel sloshing around at stop signs (the stopping and starting motion
> triggers it - very minor, just odd).
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Anything I can do to make my Tundra seats mort comfortable?

"Tim Tundra" <tcharris@fcps.edu> wrote in message
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Bench 60/40) or buckets? I have bench and like it - there is something I
feel sloshing around at stop signs (the stopping and starting motion
triggers it - very minor, just odd).

is it a lumbar issue? my 02 taco has terrible lumbar (buckets seats). i'm
gonna have a local automotive-interiror shop redo my seats in a soft leather
and also add some lumbar padding.


"Tim Tundra" <tcharris@fcps.edu> wrote in message
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They're bucket.

It's not so much the lumbar as the seat. It's hard and there's no
support for the thighs.

I don't want to spend big buck on new seats. My wife's not happy I
bought a new (vs. old) truck.