Power Seat Problem
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yah the switches are touchy, and a nightmare to take apart and clean or fix (I actually suggest against it) however they are expensive to replace (switch > $100). All in all my opinion is that if it goes forward and not backward it is the switch because generally when a motor fails it will fail in both directions.
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I had trouble with my seats also. I took the switch apart and cleaned all the contacts and it worked great after that. If you decide to open the switch be very careful. There are ball bearings sitting on top of tiny springs that like to shoot out if you open it up too fast. Overall it's not a bad process if you take your time and keep track of all the little parts.
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