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Old 12th July 2018, 23:22   #11
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Originally Posted by Den View Post
Don't go too far with the technical side (except checking fuses). Reach under the Drivers seat and feel for the two plugs and sockets and give them a squeeze together. These connectors often get disturbed when the seats are moved to their extents. I was advised of this action on this forum 7-8 years ago so I'm suprised no one else offered this advice. By the way this worked for me.
And the chance of both plugs pulling loose and cutting power to both seats at the same moment is.....????
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