The seat relay has nothing to do with the door other than the door ajar switch. What door are you talking about and what's wrong with it?

 

sorry. not door, power seat.

 

Ok, That is the right part# for the seat relay you posted and it should fix your seats. You can get one at Autozone for about $27 bucks.

 

One seat or both seats?
Is it just the forward and aft movement affected?
There is more to the seats moving than just that relay.

 

thanks guys, my power seat is working now!!!!

 

good, now what was the fix? jim

 

Hi there, I`m not sure of specific part number as I just ordered one for the Crossfire rather than one for the Mercedes which may well do, the seats have worked perfectly ever since fitting the new relay, Regards, Teak

 

Amazing as it seems but these threads often contain all the part numbers. When push comes to shove you most likely can get the Mercedes part number off the part itself.

Post number one lists the part numbers.
MB #002 542 22 19
Siemens Part #72KD305
Chrysler #05104857AA?

 

Well I'm have problems with my seats now..
I move them to an upright position to clean behind them and now they don't move. really pissed can barely fit in to drive what do in need to do take it to a Stealer?????

 

Well I'm have problems with my seats now..
I move them to an upright position to clean behind them and now they don't move. really pissed can barely fit in to drive what do in need to do take it to a Stealer?????

 

If you don't want the car fixed, but you want to spend a lot of money on not getting it fixed, take it to a dealer.

The seat relay is down under the dash and it fails at times. You can change it (they plug right in, and cost around $35) or you can take it out and resolder the broken paths (which is what usually goes wrong with them).

 

Here is the relay:

Your Parts Search Returned 1 Part(s)

Like I said, they just plug in. If NEITHER seat moves, it's almost certainly the relay - happens all the time.

Kleito, Charlie in Atlanta, can tell you how to get to the relay - it's really easy. Click in his user name here:
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tml#post849563

... and send him a message.

 

Mine in the blk SRt only works with the door open and the engine off. I've seen the fix for this, but haven't done it yet.

 

thanks to you guys today i fixed my seat relay! i was going to do the sticky key mod as well but chickened out!

 

My power seats not work (heater work ok).
I check relay, diodes, contacts, coil are ok but not voltage on fuses 21, 22.
When I open/close doors relay "click-clack" but nothing change.
When I give voltage directly on fuses 21, 22 seats work great.
Where is a problem?

 

The power that goes to fuses 21 and 22 comes from the relay and not to the relay.
See the attached PDF for details of the circuit. CLICK

 

Yes, I know that first is relay and next fuses. I read all this topic.
At the moment I check only relay but I think that power not goes to relay from ignition switch.
Can I broken something if I give power directly to fuses 21, 22?
This is not urgent, I have time for repair it becouse I not change seats position too often.

 

Problem solved. Electric seats works!
I not know how I not see this before! I must buy better glasses
This was "cold solder" (open circuit).
Thank you onehundred80 for help find this relay.

 

I had an intermittent power seat issue, finally pulled the dash, and opened the relay and had the exact same cold solder issue. Little flux, little solder, little heat -- back in business. Yea for the Crossfire Forum!