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Front Seat Track Motor: Removal

NOTE: Driver seat shown in illustration, passenger seat similar.
  1. NOTE: Positioning the seat fully upward provides access to service the seat track motor with the seat in the vehicle.

    Move the front seat to the full upward position.

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  2. Depower the SRS. Refer to: Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) Depowering .
  3. Disconnect the front seat wiring harness electrical connector.

    1. Detach the front seat wiring harness retainer.
    2. Disconnect the front seat electrical connector.

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    1. Disconnect the seat position sensor electrical connector.
    2. Detach the seat position sensor wiring harness retainer.
    3. Detach the front seat electrical connector.
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  4. Remove the front seat side shield screws.
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    1. Firmly grasp the front seat side shield, lift up and out, separating the side shield from the recliner bracket.
    2. Slide the front seat side shield forward and separate the side shield from the seat.
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  5. Disconnect the electrical connector and remove the front seat side shield.
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  6. NOTE: Front seat track components are removed for clarity.

    Disconnect the front seat track motor electrical connector, disconnect the front seatbelt buckle electrical connector, detach the front seat wiring harness retainers and position the front seat wiring harness aside.

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  7. NOTE: Front seat track components and wiring harnesses are removed for clarity.

    Remove the bolts and the front seat track motor.

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