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Change the accessories relay ,also ask her if she gave a jump start to someone if so she hooked up the cables directly from battery to battery instead of the frame and there's blown diodes in the alternator possibly also she or someone else drove through high water ? Brake light pedal switch is broken for sure also worn out brakes and possibly lighting control module get codes read at auto parts this car took a beating from possible other boys driving crazy or her so I don't think I would let this happen again brake abs can be really worn brakes a bad sensor or lighting control module with headlights the seat and locks could be the master window switch had something spilled on it and it shorted out or it burnt the accessories relay out from shorting and also those wires are on the same circuit as the power seats oh boy you have your hands full smell around the switches and check for sticky surfaces will denote a spill or burnt electronics but make no mistake this cars tongue is hanging out of the grille from the beating it took ok sorry but true the brake light switch was being slammed on repeatedly and an older switch will fail from the increased pressure being applied to it from abnormal driving and probably this burned out the brake pads which is why the brake abs lights are on ok I'm a taxi mechanic in nyc.with 50 years experience and I've seen cars come back beat to ***** in a 12 hour shift from the lunatics that are wondering the streets like BEN HUR so I wouldn't let this happen again your lucky that there wasn't a serious accident from a lunatic driving who shouldn't be in your car in the first place someone was very irresponsible here good luck stephen

not sure but make sure they ARE adjustable

Depends on the year, and if it’s a custom van it’s in the left side wall behind the driver

Try squirting a little WD40 into the seatbelt unit as the spring may be seizing and showing the wrong message , alternatively the electric unit on the seat base itself may be faulty and need changing.

Sorry I don't have the figures to hand just now but these days the torques are usually provided in the packaging with the new head gasket.

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So does it have power to go up and down. May have a stuck motor or it's bad. May need to remove the seat and bench test the seat motors. Replacement may be needed

check for debris or latch cable damaged or disconnected

Vehicle information needed

dealer with vin or vehicle and proof of ownership

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On this website you find fuse box diagram and description for Seat Ibiza https://www.autogenius.info/category/seat/seat-ibiza/

Clean and lubricate the seat sliding mechanism. Also, inspect if anything is stuck in the sliding path.

spontaneously alerts ??? Warning chimes Warning Devices The warning device system consists of the following:

• Key-in-ignition warning switch
• Door ajar switch
• Driver and passenger safety belt minder switch (integral to the safety belt buckle)
• Vehicle security module

The instrument cluster and the restraints control module (RCM) control the following chimes:

• Safety belt warning (repetitive chime)
• Key-in-ignition warning (repetitive chime)
• Headlamps on warning (repetitive chime)
• Door ajar warning (single tone)
• Air bag warning (repetitive chime) The following 5 distinct chime rates are used to indicate warning:
  • safety belt warning is 1 chime per second
  • key-in-ignition warning is 2 chimes per second
  • headlamps on warning is 4 chimes per second
  • door ajar warning is a single chime
  • air bag warning is 5 chimes per second
  • now which of these is your vehicle doing ?

look under your driver seat for obstructions in the adjustment tracks of your seat you know gi joe men , quarters , lighters,2or 3 pens jammed in the tracks

replace the relay