ERRATIC MEMORY SEAT OPERATION
Some 1985-1988 C-Cars equipped with memory seats may experience a condition of the seats not moving to the programmed seat position. This will occur in both memory 1 and memory 2 settings. This condition may be caused by a power seat motor sending a "noisy" signal to the memory seat module, which will result in any one of the three power seat motors losing or gaining distance with each successive use of the memory.
To repair this condition replace the motor assembly, part number # 20560003. Refer to Section 9C of the appropriate Body Service Manual for the replacement procedure.
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