FixVault

Inspection Procedure

  1. Check motor. 

    PREPARATION: 

    1. Remove seat.
    2. Disconnect each motor connector.

    CHECK: 

    Check seat movement when battery positive voltage is applied to each motor.

    Fig 1: Checking Seat Movement When Battery Positive Voltage
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    Slide Motor 

    CHECK: 

    Connect battery (+) to terminal 2 and battery (-) to terminal 1 of the slide motor connector.

    OK: 

    The seat moves forward. 

    CHECK: 

    Connect battery (+) to terminal 2 and battery (-) to terminal 1 of the slide motor connector.

    OK: 

    The seat moves backward. 

    Front Vertical Motor 

    CHECK: 

    Connect battery (+) to terminal 2 and battery (-) to terminal 1 of the front vertical motor connector.

    OK: 

    The front of the seat cushion rises. 

    CHECK: 

    Connect battery (+) to terminal 2 and battery (-) to terminal 1 of the front vertical motor connector.

    OK: 

    The front of the seat cushion lowers. 

    Fig 2: Checking Seat Movement
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    Rear Vertical Motor 

    CHECK: 

    Connect battery (+) to terminal 2 and battery (-) to terminal 1 of the rear vertical motor connector.

    OK: 

    The front of the seat cushion rises. 

    CHECK: 

    Connect battery (+) to terminal 2 and battery (-) to terminal 1 of the rear vertical motor connector.

    OK: 

    The front of the seat cushion lowers. 

    Reclining Motor 

    CHECK: 

    Connect battery to terminal (+) 2 and battery (-) to terminal 1 of the reclining motor connector.

    OK: 

    The seat back returns to up right. 

    CHECK: 

    Connect battery (+) to terminal 2 and battery (-) to terminal 1 of the reclining motor connector.

    OK: 

    The seat back is reclining. 

    1. NG: Replace motor. 
    2. OK: Go to next step. 
  2. Check harness and connector between Seat Position Control ECU and motor (See  CUSTOMER PROBLEM ANALYSIS CHECK  ). 
    1. NG: Repair or replace harness or connector. 
    2. OK: Proceed to next circuit inspection shown on problem symptom table (See  PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE  ).