Power driver seat
Instructor
Joined: Dec 2023
Posts: 113
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From: West Hollywood
Umm...ok.
This is insufficient data for anyone to start giving you advice. Could range from a detached connector to a burned up motor. Put in a bit of effort and describe the issue and what diagnostics you have performed so far. Has it ever worked? Can you hear the grind of a motor? What can you tell us. Tell us the year of the car.
This is insufficient data for anyone to start giving you advice. Could range from a detached connector to a burned up motor. Put in a bit of effort and describe the issue and what diagnostics you have performed so far. Has it ever worked? Can you hear the grind of a motor? What can you tell us. Tell us the year of the car.
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4th Gear
Joined: Oct 2024
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Sorry
umm...ok.
This is insufficient data for anyone to start giving you advice. Could range from a detached connector to a burned up motor. Put in a bit of effort and describe the issue and what diagnostics you have performed so far. Has it ever worked? Can you hear the grind of a motor? What can you tell us. Tell us the year of the car.
This is insufficient data for anyone to start giving you advice. Could range from a detached connector to a burned up motor. Put in a bit of effort and describe the issue and what diagnostics you have performed so far. Has it ever worked? Can you hear the grind of a motor? What can you tell us. Tell us the year of the car.
I haven't even bought the car yet!
That is info i got from seller.
Thought someone else in a forum setting might have had a simular issue.
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 2,078
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From: Dyersburg TN
to the original question
check fuse, if good move on
check for power at the connector under the seat, if you have FSM and know what color wires make it move you could jumper power and see if seat moves. if seat moves when jumped but not power at seat connector check for power at the switch
Those are the most likely, if nothing shows up there and there is no power to switch, you have to trace the wire and find break or redneck it and bypass with a new fused wire to switch
Option D, find a trusted mechanic
good luck
check fuse, if good move on
check for power at the connector under the seat, if you have FSM and know what color wires make it move you could jumper power and see if seat moves. if seat moves when jumped but not power at seat connector check for power at the switch
Those are the most likely, if nothing shows up there and there is no power to switch, you have to trace the wire and find break or redneck it and bypass with a new fused wire to switch
Option D, find a trusted mechanic
good luck
