20 Most Recent 2005 Seat Altea 1.9 - Page 5 Questions & Answers

You need to find out why it isn't moving. Possibly a motor/gear assembly will be required but it may be something mechanically simple. Take a look first!

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I am not sure about that model but most Leons have an 'Electro-mechanical' system, Basically it's an electric motor powering the steering so there is no oil.

take it to a car repair shop, get it fixed end./ no car told.

Had there been work done on the seat before this happened? Possible that the seat rails have come loose allowing the seat to move in that direction.

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Can you share the year, make and model of your vehicle? You'll get more accurate information if you can, since tools needed and repair procedures differ with each vehicle.

Check the mechanism for the recline.You will have to remove the seat

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need to remove panel and check latch and linkages

If you are talking about the yellow plug, it should have a red lock that has to be removed before the connector will disconnect. Make sure that you do not turn the key to the ON position while the plug is disconnected or you will set a code that will need to be cleared in the SRS system.

An issue you might have is you won't be able to adjust the forward/backward position of the seat without the power supply so your driving position will possibly be wrong for you. Another option is to use the auto seats as a donor and use those seat covers to recover your original seats. A few measurements and there is a good chance it will fit. Measure the mount holes on the rails. Measure front to back along the rail and across the front and the rear. Compare these to the original seat. Take a good look at the seat, Does it look the same? Measure across the widest part of the top of the seat base and the seat back and again compare it to the original. Another thing to check is if you have a centre console between the seats that this won't get in the way when sliding the seat forwards and backwards.**NOTE** Auto seats are A LOT heavier than manual seats so be careful lifting them in and out of the vehicle.

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Yes, just make sure you get everything out of the LX like where the seats latch into the upright position.

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if latch sticking lube it --not releasing check and adjust if necessary --if broken replace

SRS lights can be from the seat belt itself or the Airbag system. For example: The passenger seat occupancy sensor will cause the SRS light to come on if it is not functioning properly. You should be able to pull a code from the OBDII system to identify the specific problem with a basic scanner.

You will need to trace the power supply from the battery to the relays/fuses to identify where the break in voltage has occurred. I would suspect it's from the fuse box in the engine compartment and is one of the 40 / 50 amp fuses. Keyless entry is functional even with the ignition switch turned off so it's normally not going to be one of your interior fuses. It is helpful to know what make, year, and model vehicle when trying to determine the issue. That allows me to see which components your specific vehicle has compared to the thousands of other models, as is, you are limiting me to a very generic answer.