You'll need a digital multimeter. DONT use a test light or an analog meter, you'll damage the seat control module. If you don't know how to do basic electrical tests then I wouldn't recommend that you try to diagnose this yourself. There are two motors, one that controls seat height and another that moves the seat closer or further from the steering wheel. Since the seat doesnt move in any direction it's probably not a motor problem. Check the fuse first, if it's good, then disconnect the relay and test it. If both check out good, then check to see if your're getting voltage from the module. Last thing to check would be the switch for coninuity.
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Thursday, June 5th, 2008 AT 3:57 PM