The power seat on the driver's side just quit working. I ohmed the 30
amp circuit breaker, and it is good. I also tried swapping it with the
25 amp c.b next to it with no change in results. The seat won't move
in any direction.
> The power seat on the driver's side just quit working. I ohmed the 30
> amp circuit breaker, and it is good. I also tried swapping it with the
> 25 amp c.b next to it with no change in results. The seat won't move
> in any direction.
Basic troubleshooting time. Have you checked for voltage at the switch? Do
any of the seat controls work? You might want to check out a Haynes or a
Chilton's manual for schematic diagrams of your vehicle wiring.

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jerry@peru-motors.com - 24 Dec 2006 17:53 GMT
Mike- how many miles on the truck and what area of the country are you
from. Reason- if you have some miles on it and are from an area where
moisture could have gotten on driver side floor area- I believe that
the wires run under foot on the drivers side. Thus if you've got power
at fuse block and find nothing at the switch then you've lost it
between the seat and the fuse block. On the S series Blazers(which
specialize in) this is a frequent problem and there are issues with the
wires that run under foot. So in conclusion...power at the fuse block
and none at the seat-trace out the wires under foot.. May have to cut
out the bad and in with the new. A wiring diagram would be helpful but
not mandatory. If power at the seat then...possible/probable switch
problem. Good luck and Merry Christmas...Jerry@peru-motors.com
> > The power seat on the driver's side just quit working. I ohmed the 30
> > amp circuit breaker, and it is good. I also tried swapping it with the
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> any of the seat controls work? You might want to check out a Haynes or a
> Chilton's manual for schematic diagrams of your vehicle wiring.