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Old Jun 12, 2005 | 01:41 PM
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Both of the lights on my ride select are on i read somewhere that means a strut has failed is this true?

on a quick side note what would cause the lumber control to stop working the upper 2/3 of the seat adjust works fine)
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I'm sorry I have no knowledge of anything with the seats.

For you CCR, check the TechInfo article here: http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/techinfo/?article=17
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Thx Lake

Ya the seats kinda bother me but being a spry 18 year old i dun need lumbar support HA...but it would be nice
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Originally Posted by ShatteredEagle
Thx Lake

Ya the seats kinda bother me but being a spry 18 year old i dun need lumbar support HA...but it would be nice
I'm 21....I don't think I've ever adjusted the lumbar in my car except for the sole purpose of seeing if the buttons al worked....LOL
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lol but looking to the future when im the ripe old age of 23 hopefully ill still have this car and by then i may need the lumbar supprt
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I would start by checking the motors for them I guess. Check wiring, the relays.

I'm thinking their motors might be burned out or something.
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Lumbar and side bolsters are air. If some of them work, the compressor works.

Is it the same fault on both seats? If not, it'* not the switch. Could be a problem in the 'black box' mounted to the underside of your driver'* seat, or a valve/leak for that particular function.
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Lumbar and side bolsters are air. If some of them work, the compressor works.

Is it the same fault on both seats? If not, it'* not the switch. Could be a problem in the 'black box' mounted to the underside of your driver'* seat, or a valve/leak for that particular function.
I never knew that they were air. But I'm assuming the fault would prolly be on both sides?
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Not the way he described it. If ANY of the lumbar or side bolsters work, the compressor under the passenger seat is good.
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Ya Will your right i forgot about the side bolster.They dont work either and yes both sides dont work. it makes a wierd sound when you try any of them. So tommorrow ima rip the seats apart and see if its a leak causeing the sound fun fun
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