The front driver seat brackets are loose they came apart, i am trying to find the similiar brackets for it but i have had no luck, if i cvan ifnd them or even find some that will re enforce my seat a little bit more iit would be better, ive also tried welding on new brackets but have had no luck in that department either because the seat still comes undone so it is no good at all
SOURCE: stuck rear seat
Ok, I had similar problem on my Chevy Venture.
Step one: Lower the Back part of the seat down.
Step 2: Get a BIG flat head screw driver
Step 3: Use the screw driver to push down the Lever in the back of the Seat to unlatch the rear hooks. - You won't be able to do it by hand, not enough strength can be applied to get that rear lever to move.
Then, when you put it back in, make suure the front latches are open prior to putting the seats back in again. If they are locked, you have to open them (using the same screw driver) otherwise, you will have the same issue again.
GM Seat system for the vans sucks a$$. I've seen this problem too many times.
SOURCE: renault espace 2.0 8v s reg
my espace runs rich and i loose power goin up a hill. its really slugish as well change all the parts that were diognoised but still have problems with it
SOURCE: broken driver seat track bracket hinge assembly
track its self bolts on after u take the seat out turn it upside town and un bolt the track u can pick them up at any junk yard or salvage yard
SOURCE: FRONT HEATED SEATS
you need to check the resistance in each of the heated seat elements in the seat. There's a two wire connector under the back of each front seat. The connector should be green. disconnect it and measure the resistance along the circuit going into the seat. if it isnt .1 - .3 ohms, replace the appropriate heated seat element
SOURCE: 2004 Pacifica power seat don't work
I have the exact same problem and I am wondering if you've found the source of the problem??
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