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Dead power seat - drivers side 1994

posted by  someone claiming to be naimnut on  Wed Dec 5 13:06 CST 2012 [RELATED]

For anyone interested, it DID turn out to be the fuse. Probably, driving the seat forward to the end of its travel and continuing to press down on the switch (I don't know for sure because my wife did this, not me) increases the current draw by the motor and blows the fuse.

A relief that this fix was so easy and cheap.






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