How do i replace the power seat track underneath the drivers seat on a 2004 Honda Odyssey? The motor has stopped working. I want to keep using the seat as it's in good shape.
Re: How do i replace the power seat track underneath the...
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Hi Nunu,
Most likely the window regulator is broken, but you will need to remove the door panel to verify the issue. Hope this helps, and if you have more questions, I'll be right here.
You don't need any special tools to remove driver's seat. Only you have to do is to disconect battery at least 3 min. before disconecting cables from underseat wires. Seat is mounted to the floor with four bolts.
the knob on the left side of the lower cushion if its power seats push it forward, if not power pull the lever under the front of the cushoin UP to move the seat
if panel is off then , check for power at the motor if its getting power on one wire and ground on the other wire then motor is bad, to get window up remove 2 bolts at bottom of window were it bolt to the track, then you can pull up but must lock or jam window to stay up. try disconnecting motor conector and run a power and ground to motor flip conn to make go up or down, good luck.
it can only be 2 things, either the switch is bad or the motor in the transmission is bad, both parts are a common failure so u must test each to determine which is at fault, do u have a 12 volt test light? if not get one, about $6 from any parts store like Kragen, Autozone and others, raise the seat as high as possible and disconnect the motor that is inop, (be careful not to break the connector locks) push the switch to operate that motor in one direction (up for this test), the test light should light, then move the test light to the other terminal of the connector and press the switch for down, again the test light should light, if the lights go on as described then the motor is the problem and if they don't the switch is the problem.
Make sure nothing jammed in the way to stop the door from moving and is it one of those automatic closing doors, because if it is, you may either need you motor replaced or your power connections to the motor checked for shorts and broken wires.
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