My D2 keeps blowing the drivers side deflate lumbar support fuse. Otherwise all the power functions work normally. I switched the passenger seat switch to the drivers side and the power lumbar deflate worked normally without blowing the fuse.....

So I decided to take the switch apart and clean it, which I did, but I'm a little confused on how it goes back together.

As you can see in the picture (sort of) there are 10 pins that insert into little springs in the switch. The confusing part is, there are 10 pins, but there're are 20 springs. The even more confusing part is, there are 5 long pins and 5 short pins.

So my question is, of the 20 springs, which of the 10 pins go where, and why are there 5 long pins and 5 short pins?

Thanks Guys!

 

Ok I answered my own question. Figured out how everything goes by accident, one of the pins fell right into place, and that was all it took....see pic for proper placement of pins.

End result is my lumbar still will not deflate with the drivers switch, but will with the passenger switch.

However, the drivers lumbar deflate switch no longer blows the fuse since I cleaned everything up. Not sure what that means exactly, I probably will just buy a used switch but at least I learned something.....

 

I don’t care if this thread is over 10 years old, it is why this forum is so wonderful.

I recently pulled one of my Discos out of storage and sadly the lumbar support isn’t working (kinda need it with my big knuckle dragging butt) and as I drink my Sunday morning coffee, I engage google fu.

I’ve not started to diagnose yet, but as all other seat functions work, it’s either the fuse or I’ll need to pull the switch and do this.