Effortless Seat Removal A Guide to Removing a Seat with a Dead Motor

I didn't try to remove the motors because mine work OK. It sounds like you have a stripped nut. If I were you, I'd just replace the whole frame. Of course they want you to replace the seat motor and screw rails for $245 (part) plus 2 hours labor. If your seat bottom is not moving at all, ... No , you can take a wrench and manually wrench the seat forward ( will take a while but it works)... or you can just take a battery and wire up ... Another way is if you have a lawnmower battery fully charged, that should be enough to do what is needed. You just need a substitute battery. As ... If I were you, I'd pull the seat from the car to get access to all the connectors underneath and try applying voltage to the connector at the ... Once off the track, the seat can be lifted up from the front for fairly easy access to the motors. You can be under the seat in 10 minutes. Not ... the cushion and the seat frame. I will need to remove that plastic bucket. Then I will see if I can access the motor from there. Has anyone ... ... If you are here asking about ... You may have to completely remove the seat from the vehicle and take a good look underneath the mechanism. Each pull out seperatly , I took one off ran the motor and half the seat moved , did the other half and the whole thing moved again. Seems like ... There really isn't a way to manually crank them. If you look under the seat, you can see the screw drives that move the seats around.