Where do i find the answer that has been posted not finding my answer

You are referring to me James, and yet you are not taking my advice, firstly by posting follow-up questions as a new question, and I told you how to contact Jeff, just click Comment UNDER what he wrote to you. And this NEW post should be UNDER what I wrote to you by clicking COMMENT under it.

Posting an answer as a follow-up doesn't work on Fixya because posts are not threaded by User. This question has no context to any previous questions and answers.

The correct way is to click COMMENT under the answer of the person you wish to reply to, in this case our Expert, Steve Pack.

Here is that post again, this is where you should be.

https://www.fixya.com/cars/t29933665-heated_seats_03_navigator

And this is your question where Jeff Armer replied. Click Comment under his answer.

https://www.fixya.com/cars/t29932445-driver_side_power_seat_2003_navigator

Here is your full posting history. You get to it by clicking your name on the upper right of the page to the left of where it shows 'Ask a Question'.

https://www.fixya.com/users/james-i-york

This website only works if you use it correctly. I also told you this is the reason to do it the right way

One major benefit of doing it the right way is that Steve/Jeff would get a Notification that someone had replied and needed further help. Doing it your way, it would be pure luck if he saw it. I came across a post made in a similar way referring to me by name and it was made over a year previously!!

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I clicked on your highlighted name to look at your previous posts. Is the question about a vacuum cleaner? Yada responded to your post, asking if this was about a car or truck?
On the site, is your name at top right of page? If so, click on your name it'll show, home--my account, whatever.
If you asking about a vacuum cleaner, I'm afraid I'd have to look at it or at least the owners manual.

Glad to have another future expert on the line. When you answer, for maximum points and maximum interaction, use the ALL UNANSWERED option. That way you are not answering questions that are already answered. Also, if you try to work under an area of expertise, you will find that many of the questions are relatively old. You can see at the bottom of the question the date it was posted. Some of the ones you've answered are almost three years old. Those folks no doubt have moved on. That doesn't mean that answering the question isn't needed; someone else may see it and it will help them. If you are looking for fast points though, skip the categories and just skim down the ALL UNANSWERED list. These are posted most recent first, and then backward. They are worth the most points. You'll find that attaching pictures, links, and videos get you extra points. Have fun and experiment a bit.

nice double post,
answer remove the transmission.
i posted the photo of it, on other post
and google finds this answer, ever google before?

double posted see my other answer, hint backup one post of yours.
first off you never posted symptoms??????
but if this a academic question or just only a relay question
i answered that too,
test it in car, answered, backup one post, even sent FSM.
test out of car, ask, i can teach this.,easy. its only 4 pins.
out of cars tests are poor , and and only find gross bad parts.
out of car tests are very good if you add a load.
use a 5amp load. (simulates a pump)
i use a 5amp head lamp I have mounted to my work bench ,just for that,, if curious ,ask.

I'va always waited for the answers to come to my email that I gave when I signed up.

The question you asked on Dec 11 has not been answered yet. It is in the list of questions under your name.

You can click on his name and look down the list of questions he has answered to find yours. Or the question where you asked and he answered should be in your profile.
For some reason the website is posting questions and answers more than once this week.