Ingenuity Unraveled Removing a Seat with a Malfunctioning Motor

To find out look under seat for A smooth tube about the size of a drinking straw. Both ends should be hooked up one to motor and other to seat side track if it ... If the motor is completly dead, unbolt the front seat bolts, then try tilt the seat back as far as you can and then see if you can unbolt ... ... if I try this without some expert directions. I have removed the bolts and nuts that hold the motor in the motor mount brackets but I am ... I went to remove my drivers side Power Bucket seat & the motor does not work. I was able to remove 4 of the 6 nuts holding the seat down ... Motor is dead 3. Switch is dead 4. Seat misaligned on rails. I ... You can remove the seat yourself, just make sure to undo all of the ... 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 ... Here's how to quickly and EASILY remove GM power seats in the junkyard, to replace your blown out ones. This ... Motors Facebook - https://www. ... 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. If it's only electrical (which it sounds like), $100 dollars seems reasonable. You can guess and waste time and money or just pay for diag. Just make contact for a second, then try reverse polarity. If the motor is good, it should jerk or operate one of the seat's parts. If you are ...