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Dcolewizard
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May 2, 2015, 3:41 PM

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93 Pontiac Grand Prix power seats Sign In
I have scoured my owners manual and I can not move my seats using the console buttons. I don't hear the motor so I am thinking no power is getting to it. I checked the fuse box but nothing says power seats. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.


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May 2, 2015, 3:56 PM

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If you have power door locks, do they operate?

Do you have a volt meter or 12 volt test lamp and know how to use them?

Do a visual inspection first. Inspect underneath the seat and make sure the wiring and connections are good. In the fuse panel behind the right side of dash near the blower motor inspect the 30 amp circuit breaker labeled Power ACC.

If all that is good, your going to have to do some circuit testing to see where the fault is.





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Dcolewizard
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May 2, 2015, 7:38 PM

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If you have power door locks, do they operate?

Do you have a volt meter or 12 volt test lamp and know how to use them?

Do a visual inspection first. Inspect underneath the seat and make sure the wiring and connections are good. In the fuse panel behind the right side of dash near the blower motor inspect the 30 amp circuit breaker labeled Power ACC.

If all that is good, your going to have to do some circuit testing to see where the fault is.
Yes I have a volt meter and am fairly competent in using it.

My power locks do work and I did check the fuse panel in the glove box but didn't know where the other one was. I will check in the morning.





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