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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / February 2007

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Cirrus power seat

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kmatheson@sisna.com - 26 Feb 2007 20:00 GMT
I posted some info last week on this.

The power seat on my recently purchased 2000 Cirrus will move in all
directions except for forward. The left side of the seat attempts to
move, but the right side does not follow.

I took it to an auto electric repair shop, and they quoted almost $600
to repair it. Most of the cost was for a new seat base, that probably
includes all motors and such. They told me that the unit is not
serviceable, and suspect that something is jammed in the right track.

Is this true, or do they not want to bother with it? I have also
considered buying a "manual" seat base from a salvage yard, and then
moving my seat cushion and back from my current one, if that is
possible. I don't have to have a power seat, but would like to be able
to move it up from the shorter drivers that will be using it.

Any opinions or suggestions welcome.

Thanks,

Kirk Matheson
philthy - 27 Feb 2007 01:16 GMT
try a slavage yard for the parts

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