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Push on the seat to the rear while pulling the cable release. Sounds like latch is adjusted too tight. If this works make adjustment before putting the seat back up. Open trunk & you should also be able to get to the speakers and the latch for the seat back. May require a screwdriver or something narrow & long to push on the latch arm while another person pushes & pulls the seat back to unlatch.
Find the drivers door module and the memory seat module. All the orange wires should have power to them. If they don't than you need to go back and check the fuses. The LGM/DSM and DDM fuse for sure in the rear fuse block.
Since nothing is working I suspect that the modules may have shut down. Since they communicate with each other it would probably be a good start to scan these with a multi-function scan tool to 1. see if there are codes and clear them and 2. to see if they are still capable of communication.
There will likely be codes stored in every module. Clearing all of the codes would be a good start.
I am assuming you are talking about a wheel lug stud. The lug studs are pressed in from the inner side of the drum or rotor or axle flange depending on how your vehicle is equipped. You have to remove the wheel and drum or rotor to get access to the back side. Drive the broken stud out from the front after you have removed the drum or rotor and set the new one in from the back and tap it into the hole until set as the rest are. If you cant get it set all the way you can finish setting it by pulling it into place when you tighten the lug nuts on reassembly. The part should be under $10.00
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