My power inverter inside the console between seats} Does not work and I

Could be a bad wiring harness, or just a loose connection under the seat where the power module connects to the cars wiring harness, it could also just be a simple matter of a loose fuse making partial contact from time to time. Hope this helps. .... ohhh also if the seat has been wet it could be causing the motor (s) in the seat adjustment unit (s) to short out.

There is a good chance of it, manufacturers figured out that it can be cheaper to make one part for all models and options, if there is a separate fuse for seats you might need to add it to the fuse box to power that part of the harness up, but there is a good chance that if you have an extra connector under the drivers seat that you are good to go.

There are 4 electric motors under each seat and a 5th inside the back rest. Also under each seat is a module containing the relay and memory module It is possible to run new wires but the job will be much simpler if you have (or can get) a pair of original wiring harnesses to go between the module and the harness behind the centre console (remove ashtray, lighter and storage bin) Spade terminals can be used if the module is missing. Make sure the wiring colours all match.

Of course, this is a simplified explanation. Go to Rovers.net for more detail

The rear blower motor switch and the rear floor console switch bezel are serviced only as an assembly.

1. Disconnect and isolate the negative battery cable.
2. Remove the rear floor console.

Rear Blower Motor Switch

1. Remove the rear floor console switch bezel by releasing the retaining tab located at each end of the switch bezel and pushing it out through the front surface of the console.
2. Disconnect the wire harness connectors from the rear blower motor switch and the rear heated seat switches.
3. Remove the rear heated seat switches from the rear floor console switch bezel by gently prying the switches free from the back of the switch bezel.

INSTALLATION

1. Install the rear heated seat switches into the back of the rear floor console switch bezel. Make sure that the switch retaining tabs are fully engaged to the bezel.
2. Connect the wire harness connectors to the rear blower motor switch and the rear heated seat switches.
3. Install the rear floor console switch bezel into the rear floor console by pushing it in through the front surface of the console. Make sure that the bezel retaining tabs are fully engaged to the console.
4. Install the rear floor console.
5. Reconnect the negative battery cable.

original harness was set up for seat belt indicator and such..may need to run a separate power coupling for the power seats to work..

sounds like you have some wiring problem could be wiring harness having a short in it

check the wiring harness below the seat. The harness includes the power to the driver power seat as well as the seat heaters for both fron seats. My 2003 has a contact issue where it only works when another person puts pressure around the harness and wires (Bad Connection). This happened after 2 years of use with this harness. harness has been replaced 3 times over 7 years

Check the wiring harness connect under the seat and carpeting for a break in the wires to the seat. If no problem is found, then the seat motor is bad.

the drivers seat wiring harness is rubbed through and shorted to the metal frame of the seat, pull the seat out and remove the wiring harness look for a bare wire, repair that.

i put new cars to gether an if it doesnt hav the acessories it wont have the harness u need,,maybe sumtymes they do but if ucan run aseperate switch itll work use the right amp rated wire or ull have more heat (fire)?thats about 12feet of wire they can save they will save if possible(wire harness) too bad i cant fix my own car thou,,,lol..