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2000 blazer power seat

Is there a way to manually move power seat (driver)motor not working cant remove back bolt to remove seat

Anonymous May 01, 2009

trying to remove the back tork bolt - I actually twisted the torx bit but the seat is still there. Next I'll try some liquid wrench and see if it helps. -off to buy another torx bit too!
Anonymous Mar 12, 2014

driver seat power have removed i see track how do you open track to remove problem

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The guy that posted the first solution...that works...My power seat module went bad , so I used a 12 volt batery charger on the wires to move my power seats.

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There are probably three or four motors underneath your seat, one for each range of movement. (forward/ back, recline/un-recline, tilt forward/tilt back, up/ down etc) Each should have two wires coming out. If you can determine which controls the function you want, simply take the two wires from it and hook one to the positive of a 12 volt car battery and the other to the negative. if it goes the opposite way that you want, just swap the wires to the other terminal and it will move the other way.

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