My power seats do not work, I've changed the fuses and they still won't work. What can I do?

if you look under and around sides of your seat you may find an electrical connector not connected , this is probably the power seat connection , i\'ve mostly seen them under seat poked through a small slit in the carpet,as long as the seat you get is the same model year etc you shouls have no problems ,may have to put fuse in fuse box lowerdash drivers side list of fuses will be on the lid cover, hope it works out power seats so much nicer

Check underneath the seat for an inline fuse. It is a glass type fuse in a fuse holder that you have to push and twist to get out.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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check the fuse box as it ay just be a blown fuse, also check the wireing connectors under the seat as they may have come loose.
martyn

Hi ,Check the light bulb,see if its seat in the seats properly 'for earth' and the light terminals for dirts ,grease,or corrosion.clean if needs to.I think its a Earth problems

One fuse runs the whole seat not just one function of the power seat, so you have a problem with the seat transmission. That is replaced as one unit on most cars and is very expensive. Contact the dealer to see if the seat track parts for the power seat are available or the whole seat must power track be purchased

solved by owner

did u disconnect he ground on the battery,berfore changing th swicth, ther are two fuses / relay . one under dash and one under hood. if ther good ther is a back up fuse to comp. 7.5 read cover to be sure . take out for 10 min. replace and see if it helpes if not u may hav melted wires somewere. solenoid to to starter. good luk claymister

The fuses are generally located in a panel under the drivers side of the dash. while you are under there. take a look under the drivers seat and you'll see the wires for the power to the seat. I have known firends who've unplugged their power options accidentally while shoving such as a flashlight under there, Just thought it may be helpful to think about, in the case that your fuses are all good.


Hope this helps

Good Luck and Happy Motoring

Respectfully

Could be any number of items related to the seat
power motor circuit

Start by removing & testing the switches

If modules are involved,then it will be beyond
your ability to diagnose ,without a trouble chart

Check any fuses that apply

If a fuse is blown,replacing it won't
likely fix the issue,only blow again

I've been messing with the stereo and took the seats out to check the amp. I don't think I disconnected the negative cable on the battery and now the windows won't do anything and the top won't go up or down. What did I screw up?