Removal Procedure
- If the seat is equipped with a driver side air bag, disable the SIR system.
Refer to
SIR Disabling and Enabling
in SIR.
- If one side of the seat adjuster is not working,
perform the following procedure:
2.1. | The horizontal drive motor (1) and the drive cables (4)
are located at the front of the seat. Verify that both cables are straight. If a cable
is bent, an end will be pulled out of the drive motor or the drive screw. Straighten
the cable. The seat switch may have to be toggled back and forth to get the cable
ends to seat properly. |
2.2. | Run the seat forward until the seat removal bolts are accessible. |
- Remove the front seat bolts.
- Remove the head restraint. Refer to
Front Seat Head Restraint Replacement
.
- Tip the seat forward and disconnect the electrical connector from the
seat electrical harness.
- Disengage the seat hook attachments from the floor pan.
- Tip the seat rearward to expose the horizontal drive cables (4).
Important: The short cable is not replaceable.
- Bend the long flexible cable at the center and pull the cable out of the motor
and the drive screw.
- Remove the cable from the vehicle.
Installation Procedure
- Insert the end of one cable (4) into the drive screw.
- Bend the cable and insert the other end into the motor.
Important: Examine all 4 drive cables to ensure that the cables are straight.
- Connect the electrical connector to the seat wire harness and test the seat
for proper operation.
- Examine the horizontal drive cables for synchronization. Refer to
Seat Adjuster Phase Adjustment
.
- Tip the seat forward and engage the seat hook attachments to the floor pan.
Notice: Refer to Fastener Notice in the Preface section.
- Install the bolts that secure the adjuster to the floor pan.
Tighten
Tighten the bolts to 42 N·m (31 lb ft).
- Install the head restraint. Refer to
Front Seat Head Restraint Replacement
.
- Enable the SIR system. Refer to
SIR Disabling and Enabling
in SIR.