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Old May 13, 2025 | 06:40 AM
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The seat adjustment on both seats has stopped working. Fuses are good so need to find the relay block to carry out further checks. Can someone please tell me where this black relay block is located.
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Old May 13, 2025 | 07:52 AM
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Default Re: Zero seat adjustment

On North American cars it's next to the steering column.
 
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Old May 13, 2025 | 11:07 AM
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Default Re: Zero seat adjustment

Left hand drive: I'ts near the steering column, you must drop the underdash trim to get to it or access it thru the fuse panel opening at the left end of the instrument panel (open driver door to get to the access).
Right hand drive: I do not know if it is on driver or passenger side, under the instrument panel.
 
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Old May 13, 2025 | 12:42 PM
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Default Re: Zero seat adjustment

Originally Posted by bluecoupe
On North American cars it's next to the steering column.
Thanks guys for your speedy response. I have access to the workshop manual on line but like other items there is no information on their location. My very early 2003 RHD manual box coupe has most components in similar positions to your LHD models except on the opposite side. The chances of all 6 electric motors burning out at the same time are a bit slim so feels much like a poor connection somewhere. I will let you know if it’s anything more complicated.
 
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Old May 13, 2025 | 01:04 PM
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Default Re: Zero seat adjustment

Before you tear everything apart.
Same thing happened to me last week. I am the only driver so the seat never gets adjusted.
Thought I would move it a bit for a change. Nothing. Same with passenger seat.
Checked both fuses under the hood and all good except they were a little elevated.
Put them back in and snugged them down. I was ready to think it was the part under the dash as 2 fuses don't go at once, right?
Decided to try seats again. Both worked as per usual.
Next day out for a ride and turned radio on. Nothing.
Checked fuse under hood. Fine except did not seem quite snugged down. Checked out good. Radio works fine now.
Maybe after 20 years the fuses move a bit.
It would be nice if your problem was as simple as mine.
Maybe tank driver is on to something when he suggested updating all the fuses in a previous post .
Jim
 
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Old May 13, 2025 | 02:47 PM
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Default Re: Zero seat adjustment

Thanks Jim, will give them a try first, fingers crossed then.
 
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Old May 13, 2025 | 09:26 PM
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Default Re: Zero seat adjustment

Originally Posted by exparamedic
Before you tear everything apart.
Same thing happened to me last week. I am the only driver so the seat never gets adjusted.
Thought I would move it a bit for a change. Nothing. Same with passenger seat.
Checked both fuses under the hood and all good except they were a little elevated.
Put them back in and snugged them down. I was ready to think it was the part under the dash as 2 fuses don't go at once, right?
Decided to try seats again. Both worked as per usual.
Next day out for a ride and turned radio on. Nothing.
Checked fuse under hood. Fine except did not seem quite snugged down. Checked out good. Radio works fine now.
Maybe after 20 years the fuses move a bit.
It would be nice if your problem was as simple as mine.
Maybe tank driver is on to something when he suggested updating all the fuses in a previous post .
Jim
Thanks Jim,
I replaced mine because they were randomly starting to fail. It's worth the roughly $12- $15.00 to replace them all including all of the spares.
They are ATC type fuses.
John
 
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