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Got back from the event in Pasadena yesterday and while cleaning out the car discovered this loose bolt rolling around under the passenger seat. Tried to look and see if I could figure out where it came from but I don't see anything missing. Figured I'd take a long shot and post it here to see if anyone recognizes it at all before I try to ask service.

Gravity Loose Bolt.webp
Gravity Loose Bolt Size.webp
 
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socktucker said:
That’s a big bolt for something like a seat rail or belt anchor.
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Yeah, a little worrying as it wasn't there last time we cleaned! Forgot to attach the second pic with the measurement, it's about 1 1/2". That blue threadlocker certainly doesn't seem to have worked. o_O
 
What he said above, that is a seat rail bolt. I have taken a bunch of seats out of cars over the years, and there are few other bolts that big inside the cabin.
 
It's possible it's a spare that got dropped during assembly, but definitely worth a mention. We had a few loose bolts in our passenger map pocket/cup holder on delivery (a year ago tomorrow! I should write a retrospective...) but they were clearly from some bracket removed during delivery.
 
Well, going to guess it might be from my rear passenger side second row as since we found the bolt it's started rattling when I'm driving. Not the common squeak I could fix by moving the seat but a small metallic sounding rattle.
 
That bolt looks old and worn, not what I would expect in a 2026 Gravity GT trim. No clue here.
 
PhotoEye said:
That bolt looks old and worn, not what I would expect in a 2026 Gravity GT trim. No clue here.
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To me it looks like a bolt that was never screwed in far enough to engage the thread locker
 
So was it a human or a robot that left you this little present from the AMP-1 factory? Hmm...
 
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