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Originally Posted by garylewa
If the seat is power this is what I had to do: I found the wires controlling the forward and back movement motor under the seat and cut them, leave enough wire to attach/splice jumpers. I then connected a 12VDC power supply to the wires; these motors are polarity unspecific, i.e. hooked up one way moves forward and hooked up the other way moves the seat back. Remove the four SHCS's and mounting nuts and the remove seat. Repair cut lines.
If your seat is manual good luck; a cold chisel wont shear those SHCS's. These cap screws are made this way in case of an accident.
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Thanks Gary. I understand your method but i'm not sure direct 12v to the motor will help in this instance. If i'm missing something let me know. I have disconnected the flexible cable from the motor and tried getting a turn out of "screw" with a pair of pliers, no good. Thanks for the info about the shcs's, I had contemplated the cold chisel technique.