[Shotimes] no power seats or door locks

[Lee Kelsoe]

not sure about the shorted wire or what have you....but the silver metal
covered "fuse" is a circuit breaker.....you simply unplug it and it resets
itself and then you plug it back in...it is probably like a 40 or 50 amp
breaker......but if the fuse you put in is not blowing, then I'm not sure
why your seats are inop....check some other accessory fuses, such as the
mini-fuse under the hood... *shrugs*


Lee "THE BIG SHO" Kelsoe
Marietta, Ga.
'92 MTX emerald green


> From: "Justin Schick" <jschick@aafp.org>
> Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2002 09:29:21 -0600
> To: <shotimes@autox.team.net>, <TechSHO@topica.com>
> Subject: [Shotimes] no power seats or door locks
> 
> Hey list,
> 
> This morning I was trying to clean junk out from under the seats and ran
> across a problem. I moved the passenger seat all the way forward. It
> momentarily stopped then kept going. When I went to put it back it wouldn't
> budge. Neither would the driver's seat - thankfully I hadn't moved it forward
> yet. While at the gas station (under the big roof avoiding the rain) I read
> the owner's manual and it tells me to check fuse #14. It's one of the fat
> metal covered ones, but I find the thin plastic replacement fuse fits just
> fine. Swap it out and no help.
> 
> Now, the manual says "windows, door locks and seats" for that fuse. My windows
> still work but the latter two are dead. It's obviously not the fuse - could it
> be a shorted wire under the passenger seat or something?
> 
> 
> Justin Schick - '92 SHO cruising around KC MO
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