Power will not work to move seat back and forth, up and down
Check fuses under dash,check power seat relays under the hood at main fuse center.Check all wire connectors under the seat.you can use a multimeter to check voltage.
Check connections under the seat if they are connected it is a problem within the wiring or a fuse refer to the user manual for fuse locations
SOURCE: he front passenger power window stop working.
Hi!
You need to check the following to resolve the issue you are facing with---
Check for battery voltage at window switch. If no battery voltage at that switch, check for broken wire between door and body. Bad window switch (see if window can be operated by driver switch or individual switch). Bad window switch connector (pin connectors) broken.
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Rylee
SOURCE: Power Seat Problem
Replace the switch if you don't have power coming out of the switch when you the back button.
SOURCE: power seat still wont move
uys what I found on mine was under the fuse box panel, Ford
did a factory splice.Orange w green stripe wire or vice versa been a
while, that splice turned green and coroded inside.All i had to do was
replace that splice with my own and all three worked again.Quite an
easy fix.Good luck.
Apparently you are not the only one with this problem!
SOURCE: Power Seat Control does not move the seat front or back
Try tapping the power seat frame with a hammer to unbind the motor .
SOURCE: 1995 ford explorer front passenger power seat not working
All of these items are feed by fuse 5 (30amp) in the under hood fuse box. If this fuse is checking good then go to the power seat switch and check the black/white wire there for power.
This wire leaves the fuse and goes thru the center connector of the 3 connectors on the firewall to the left fo the brake booster. It then goes thru another connector located to the left of the steering column under the dash.
Here is a copy of the wiring schematic that may help you....
Image Zoom Link: 2010-02-07_205354_95_explorer
The only other thing I know to tell you if you can not find that connector by the picture of the location and the picture of the connector is get you a 30 amp fuse holder and fuse and wire it to the black/White wire at the seat switch. That should get them working. This and other details could be find in the Ford Explorer Service Manual (I have the same year and model XLT).
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