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Ride Control
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)
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
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
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
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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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.
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.
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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Originally Posted by willwren
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.
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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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