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IF you have a manually adjusted seat then check that the wires/cables from the lever to the tracks are still attached . If you have electric adjusted check for power to the motor.
This same thing happened to me in my 1996 buick century just a few days ago. I have the same problem with the door locks and the radio resetting to AM too. I also have the problem of the seats not moving. I think it might be the curcuit breaker or a fusible link. I am not a mechanic, but I do have the repair manual and the mechanics book with the wiring diagrams. If you want me to send the wiring diagram I could do that. I hope that helps. Let me know what you find cause I got the same problem.
There could be a multitude of things wrong with the AC but the most likely culprit is that your system simply needs charged. You will need to take it to an auto shop to have the system purged and recharged, this isn't something you can do yourself as you must be licensed. If the AC is indeed broke, the shop won't be able to charge it and should let you know that there is an issue.
I had the same problem on my 2003 regal,
I looked under the seat, and i noticed that the electrical wiring harness for the seat had caught on something . The wires had just streched so far that they all broke...all i had to do was splice them back together and presto..it worked.
check that 1st..
if not the problem, check your fuse to see idf its blown.
You must remove the door trim and reseat and straighten all the command rods from the lock unit that have been bended out of shape. This is a delicate work, best left to someone who has done this before.
You forgot to add WIND to your experiment! Poured water is not driven water and sometiomes the pressure and VACUUM of the moving vehicle is the problem. As you drive a vacuum is created around any area not directly exposed to the airflow. This can "pull-up" seals that are tight when you are still, and also there is a possiblity that the water came from underneath your car!!
It should have bolts holding down the back of the seat. If you can get to these, remove them. Most CAR seats do not have bolts in the front - only tabs that slide into slots in the floorboard. Once the rear bolts are out, you should be able to slide the seat loose and remove it. There will be a wire plugged in underneath or on the seat belt assembly that you will have to unplug before removing the seat.
P1441, EVAP Emissions System Flow During Non-Purge.
you seem to have an evap problem these problems are hard to diagnose sometimes it can only be the gas cap or maybe rust around the seat of the gaz cap
get the code erase and see if it comes back on and if it does check gas cap and arroung the filling neck if there is rust if no visible rust apears you will have to get it check with smoke to see where it leaks
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