Does anyone know anything about the power to the passenger seat?

[Jeffha4]

I bought this car a couple months ago, and the passenger seat is not working. No movement, whatsoever.

The seat was clearly damaged or removed from the car at some point and some idiot just welded the moving frame back together. This caused me to think that maybe the frame just couldn't move. I bought a new seat, and plugged in the connectors, and am now finding that this one is also not moving. Now, I had to replace the seat no matter what, but apparently the frame wasn't the problem.

I've heard that there are some auto-resetting circuit breakers for the seat power. Can anyone tell me about these? I'm not seeing them when I look behind the kick panel in the passenger wheel well. Or maybe I am, and I'm dumb and don't know what I'm looking at... Who knows. I have to think that perhaps the circuit breaker is bad. Or perhaps there's a short somewhere that's keeping it tripped. I guess I'll pull the carpet or something. SOB this is gonna take forever.

The point of all this is, does anyone happen to have a pin-out diagram of any of the connectors under the seat? I wanna see what voltages I'm supposed to be getting on the connectors.

Thanks.

[van462]

http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...hlight=s4+seat Do you have the modules?

[Jeffha4]

http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...hlight=s4+seat Do you have the modules?

Modules were there, on old seat, and the seat from my recycler.

I actually got it figured out. I pulled up the carpet, removed the connector block from the floor and found that the power lead for the red connector, which seems to be the connector for the seat movement, had kinda corroded and dropped out of the pin. So I pulled all that out, soldered the wire and pin, and installed the new used seat. Working perfectly now!

Now I just need to figure out what to do with the old seat... New living room chair, perhaps?

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