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Power Seat Only Moves Up 1in.

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  • Start date Start date Apr 23, 2004

SN95StangMan

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Today I tried to move my drivers seat up and found out that from the farthest back position it will only move up about an inch or so. That is the position I usually have it so it is not a huge problem. I would like to be able to move it all the way forward in case I ever have to get to the back bolts so that I can remove the seat. All the other power functions work(lumbar/up/down) and I checked the under hood fuse just in case. Anbody have an idea why it would be doing this? Mabe there is something blocking it?
 
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DaveL

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Did you check the seat tracks to make sure nothing is stuck in there?
 

donjohn

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the seat wouldn't move at all if the fuze was out

cr@p on the track?
 

AznStanger3v

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id assume it would be something on the tracks as well. although, the motor is pretty strong when it comes to pushing the seats.
 

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I think it may be the motor crapping out, because mine scoots back just fine but to put it forward I have to "help" it along by pulling my body forward.
 

Ryan Paterick

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Well.... I saw this thread and thought today would be a good day to see what was up w/my seat.
Fuse was shot.

My seat too is having a hard time going up. No probs going back though.
 

SN95StangMan

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Well, it works fine now. I gave it some "help" to get it moving forward. At first it didnt seem like it would go but it ended up moving. It does move forward a little more slowly than back. Most mustangs I have been in seem to do that though.
 

donjohn

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well that's just plain weight transfer, obviously its gonna be eisier to go back cuz its at a slant
 

95snoozer

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haha that pitch has no effect

just park down hill

my car goes forward and back and up, but no down

I had to pull the seat and turn the shaft manually with pliars to get it down so my spikey hair didnt stick in the room
 
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