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01-18-2009, 11:57 AM
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Hi you have to remove the glove box to access the fuse holder then you will see a lot of fuses .Your system is complex and may even use more than 1 fuse for the seat controls.There should be a list in the fuse holder to help you.I looked in the wds on top of home page and found#29&44 to be likely suspects hope this helps.
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01-18-2009, 02:54 PM
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The fuse for the seat memory will be in the front fuse box in the glovebox, not the rear compartment one. And you can play around in the "Onlone WDS" link on the top of the page to find the wiring schematics that will give you the fuse#.
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