POWER SEAT INOPERATIVE/6 WAY (MAYBE DISCONNECTED HARNESS)

VEHICLES AFFECTED: ALL 1988 LESABRES WITH AG1-AG2 6-WAY POWER SEAT OPTION

In the event of an electrical failure of a 6-way power seat AG1 and AG2 option on the above vehicles, check to see if the wiring connector had pulled away from the back of the switch. If it has, this can be caused by tension on the seat jumper wire due to wire routing in assembly.

CORRECTION

1. Secure 6-way power seat harness just after power feed wires break out from tape wrapping to outboard spring on cushion frame with one (1) strap (11509088 or equivalent). Trim off excess strap approximately 25.4mm beyond joint. See View A.

2. Remove seat switch and disconnect. Bend (by hand only) seat jumper wires at switch connector 180 deg.; Sketch B. Reinstall switch.

NOTICE: THIS WILL RELIEVE ANY WIRE TENSION AT SWITCH CONNECTOR.

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