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power seat problem 900 1997

posted by  patwa on  Wed Apr 13 15:39 CST 2005
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Well... I wimped out. Took it to an indy mechanic to have the seat repaired. Partly due to uneasiness with doing it, partly due to not knowing when I was going to have a few hours free to dig into it. First called a dealer. Quoted $600 over the phone without looking at it. Called indy next. He knew it was likley just the cable, so I went that route and I ended up paying a couple hundred. Labor only, apparently used the old cable. He did replace that shift indicator bulb while he was in there. No charge! All in all was the best alterntive for me at this time. Thanks for all your advice.

The really good news is the seat now has full range of motion. I no longer feel like I'm "too close" to the wheel.






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