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Old 08-01-2009, 08:51 PM   #1
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the electric seat in my lane has stopped working, i press the switch it does nothing.

what should i check? it's gotta be a fuse or something

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Old 09-01-2009, 08:15 PM   #2
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has anyone got a gregorys for fairlane or fairmont ghia that could check for me please?
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Old 09-01-2009, 08:34 PM   #3
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6 way or 10 way adjustable? In any event there are fuses and a circuit breaker in the fuse box. The ciecuit breaker can be reser by pushing a paper clip end into the hole on the base.
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Also, check the connectors under the seat.
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According to the manual, it's fuse (circuit breaker) #22 which is the top, second from the right in the dash fuse box. This also does the windows and sunroof so I doubt it's that if the windows are working?

#23 which is to its right does the memory seat function.
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Old 10-01-2009, 02:37 PM   #6
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6 way adjustable seat.

connectors under the seat are fine.

I had some problems with the power window circuit breaker
http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=11244009

the seat stopped working at the same time,
the windows are working now and the buzzing hasn't happened again but the seat remains inactive.
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after removing the p/w circuit breaker and putting it back in the seat functions came back so the problem is still relating to the p/w
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this morning when i plugged in the p/w circuit breaker the relay below it started buzzing
and smoke started pouring out of the power plug for the seat.

great start to the morning, hopefully the problem is the seat and i can just leave it unplugged
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Doesn't sound too good, hope you can get it sorted out. Let us know of the outcome.

Have you done some power tests or something to make sure it's getting the right power, so you can isolate it to the motor?
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Hi did anyone resolve the seat issue? Mine just set itself at its highest and I can’t get in the car:((( my knees are round my ears.
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Can you take it out and manually wind it down?
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Old 03-02-2020, 04:39 PM   #12
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Uncle ken,manually wind it down? I’ve got the seat out and was considering putting power to the motor to see if I can move it.The seats are bolted through a pivoting hinge so maybe just fold them down.and reinstall.
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Anyone know what the spare white plug is for under my Ba GT seat? Seats are not in a GT but they are in a BA.Tried to manually wind the seats down but they are stuck solid:( Seatbelt warning works but no adjustment so Next I’ll try the fuse.
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