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jspr363 03-05-2012 06:53 AM

power seat issue help
 
Have a 1998 Accord EX with leather so it has the 4 switches controlling 4 motors under the drivers seat thought it was the switch spent $57 at dealer no joy. The rear two switches work the forward two do not, so cannot move the forward or back. Need a electrical schematic or some good advice thanks Jon

poorman212 03-05-2012 07:22 PM

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Sorry, I'm one that does no like to have e-mail addresses in the open, that is why I removed it. Members can PM or e-mail thru the site.

Anyway, something like this? Or do you want the switch test?

poorman212 03-06-2012 05:28 PM

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Got your PM. Here is the switch test but I see you tried a new one already, after reading again. If the "slide-front/back" and the "front-up/down" are not working....double check the #4 20amp fuse in the PASS side underdash fuse panel, it is the power to the BLUE wire going into the switch (or B6 on the switch)

Anyway, here is the switch test.

jspr363 03-07-2012 11:23 AM

yes stupid me just spent money when I had an old but good switch know anybody who needs one? Now what? I know the motor for the slide forward works cause I jumped it from the other harness to move seat forward.

poorman212 03-07-2012 08:56 PM


Originally Posted by poorman212 (Post 272560)
Got your PM. Here is the switch test but I see you tried a new one already, after reading again. If the "slide-front/back" and the "front-up/down" are not working....double check the #4 20amp fuse in the PASS side underdash fuse panel, it is the power to the BLUE wire going into the switch (or B6 on the switch)

Anyway, here is the switch test.

?, what did the BLU wire show.

jspr363 03-08-2012 02:24 AM

head scratcher
 
Not sure what you are asking, I conducted the test on the switches both are good. The blu wire is used to slide backward, I jumped the red to the blu/yel and the blu back to ground to move the seat forward so my wife could use the car. The schematic you sent is helpful but not exact for my car the power comes from a 40 amp fuse under the hood not two 20's inside the car.
The power and ground wires come in at B1/B2 and I find no power coming in on the A side, but the only two switches that work are the recline for/back and the rear up/down. It is like the other two are not getting power but the switch test was good.

poorman212 03-08-2012 08:39 PM

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Yes the #55 40amp under hood then goes to #4 and #2 20amp fuses in the pass side under dash panel but from there.....I asked if the "front" up down works?

If you jumped the red to "the other" side....again I have to ask about power on the INTO the switch. The 8 way adjust seats (we are talking the same here?) get power to the switch on the BLU wire from #4 20amp pass fuse panel....please look at it,

poorman212 03-08-2012 08:45 PM

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part 2

poorman212 03-08-2012 08:51 PM


Originally Posted by poorman212 (Post 272560)
double check the #4 20amp fuse in the PASS side underdash fuse panel, it is the power to the BLUE wire going into the switch (or B6 on the switch).

Now I see where we are missing. The BLU wire INTO to switch is what I was talking about......sorry

jspr363 03-09-2012 06:54 AM

No sorry needed you are being very helpful and I'll check everything this weekend if it ever stops raining. I got confused because I saw no access to a fuse panel under the dash on the passenger side, and didn't see one in the Haynes manual I'm using. It looks more like ventilation ducting under there but will remove it hopefully to find a blown fuse. Thanks Jon

jspr363 03-09-2012 08:46 AM

under dash fuse panel
 
Is this fuse panel under the dash on the passengers side just a panel that snaps off like the one on the drivers side? Or are there bolts that need to be unscrewed? thanks Jon

poorman212 03-10-2012 07:29 AM

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Should have a plastic cover over it, I think it is just the type that "snaps" into place.

The manual I have doesn't have a pic of the location, here is a listing of the fuse numbers and what they control.


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