1988 Toyota Cressida "jump seat" Questions

...jump it, i get headlights/radio/heat etc, but it won't turn over. I've replaced the starter and still nada. All the main fuses seem to be OK and i'm starting to think it could be something wierd with ...

...jump them to seat switch.Whatever item the seat doesn't work by this jumping / bypassing procedure is your culprit. If after jumping the seats work, then go to the go to relay for B+, If not there go ...

the seat. But you would need a wire diagram to know what you are jumping. You could also jump the switch but again you would need the diagram. if you don't know what to jump serious damage could occur

...seat or jump switch out power seats do not mo e forwrd or backward how do i jump switch or manually move seat Get another switch from a junk yard. the seat will not move manually. If you're going to ...

how to install back seats into a 1989 nissan p/u? If your king cab was not factory equipt with jump seats, the best option for you would be to purchase 'aftermarket' jump seats that do not require ...

...seat how to jump start Any car nowadays that has a hidden or hard to get to battery will have a jumping post somewhere under the hood, it will be red and marked somehow, the negative can go to any ...

...seat How do I jump start a battery located under the passenger seat on Chryslerpt there should be jump start lugs inside the hood area. At least the positive. The negative goes to the engine either ...

under the rear seat cushion. To access the battery, see "Removing the Rear Seat Cushion" in the Index. You don't need to access the battery to jump start your vehicle. See "Jump Starting" in the Index

...seat control, came out and needed a jump again...after that jump the charge meter showed it draining and the red light stayed on, no lights, no turn signals, no radio, no seat control, no ...

under the rear seat cushion. To access the battery, see "Removing the Rear Seat Cushion" in the Index. You don't need to access the battery to jump start your vehicle. See "Jump Starting" in the Index