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Old 06-25-2012, 04:11 PM   #1
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The best way to solve this would be to test the electronics with an ammeter and check all mechanics for binding. Theres not a whole lot going on down there, so should be simple to diagnose/fix.

Best guess would be that the motor is weak and has to draw more amps to do the same amount of work, or that the mechanics need some lube.
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Old 06-25-2012, 10:55 PM   #2
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My 01 with lumbar adjust had a problem where if during hard right turn the lumbar adjustment would happen by itself. Taking the switch plate off, I found the electrical wiring was rubbing along the seat rail (at the left thigh support) and the insulation had been compromised, Additional pressure on the thigh support by a heavy driver!s left thigh was inducing electrical connection.
You may want to see if similar thing is happening with your seat with the hot side wiring.
Good luck

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Old 06-26-2012, 04:05 AM   #3
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The best way to solve this would be to test the electronics with an ammeter and check all mechanics for binding. Theres not a whole lot going on down there, so should be simple to diagnose/fix.

Best guess would be that the motor is weak and has to draw more amps to do the same amount of work, or that the mechanics need some lube.
I would bet on Particle.
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