Rebuild Power Seat Switch?
I beleive that the passanger side power seat switch is not working on my 1998 Vette with sport seats.
Does anyone know if it possible to rebuild, and/or clean the contacts in the switch unit? |
No switch functions work? Some switches work , some don't? Power to the seat? More information would help!!!!!
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Thanks for the interest and help. The specific problem that I am having is that the switch that makes the seat go forward and up, works only sometimes if you jiggle it back and forth, I think that the contacts in the switch are bad. I put direct power to the motors and all of the motors worked perfect.
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OK, I posted the wrong info for this thread.
If it were me I would try taking it apart and cleaning the contacts. I just cleaned the contacts in a multifunction switch, i can't imagine it being more involved than it. Let us know how it works out. |
Is the switch housing screwed together or does have to be cut open?
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Not sure, even though I've had one in my hand 2 different times. Just didn't pay enough attention to it. I would guess it is not glued together. Probably clips or screws, or maybe both. Sorry! Someone will probably jump in and let you know.:flag:
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Worth a shot I guess. New switch:
12135159 $148.85 12135158 $107.69 with lumbar That's forum price, not list price. |
I had to replace switch on my passenger seat. You cant repair them, case is molded you have to gut it open to get to the guts. Pretty simple job. Call Gene he has the best deals on switches.
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Don't mean to hijack. I have a dead power driver seat on my Z06. Its either the switch or the whole adjuster(motor assembly.) How does one connect direct power to the seat motors to see if they work? I need to know if I need to order a whole new adjuster assembly $$$$ ( expensive) or just a new switch $.( cheap)
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Originally Posted by wantbluC6
(Post 1570107251)
Don't mean to hijack. I have a dead power driver seat on my Z06. Its either the switch or the whole adjuster(motor assembly.) How does one connect direct power to the seat motors to see if they work? I need to know if I need to order a whole new adjuster assembly $$$$ ( expensive) or just a new switch $.( cheap)
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Originally Posted by wantbluC6
(Post 1570107251)
Don't mean to hijack. I have a dead power driver seat on my Z06. Its either the switch or the whole adjuster(motor assembly.) How does one connect direct power to the seat motors to see if they work? I need to know if I need to order a whole new adjuster assembly $$$$ ( expensive) or just a new switch $.( cheap)
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-t...t-working.html |
Passenger sport seat
Where can a get a switch at this price? Thanks!
Originally Posted by LoneStarFRC
(Post 1570078088)
Worth a shot I guess. New switch:
12135159 $148.85 12135158 $107.69 with lumbar That's forum price, not list price. |
C5 seat control switch
Originally Posted by LoneStarFRC
(Post 1570078088)
Worth a shot I guess. New switch:
12135159 $148.85 12135158 $107.69 with lumbar That's forum price, not list price. |
Originally Posted by James2000
(Post 1594229769)
Where can a get a switch at this price? Thanks!
Originally Posted by Dwelty1
(Post 1595924949)
Do you still sell switches for this price?
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Originally Posted by LoneStarFRC
(Post 1570078088)
Worth a shot I guess. New switch:
12135159 $148.85 12135158 $107.69 with lumbar That's forum price, not list price. |
Really??
Originally Posted by SG Lou
(Post 1595925389)
Considering those prices were quoted 8 yrs ago.....i doubt it :ack:
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1998 power seat switch
Originally Posted by 8VETTE7
(Post 1595927593)
Yet another NEWBIE with an attitude problem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good luck finding a cheap seat switch. :thumbs: Last I checked $99.00 send in your old one and they'll fix it for you. :cheers: |
Originally Posted by 8VETTE7
(Post 1595927593)
Yet another NEWBIE with an attitude problem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good luck finding a cheap seat switch. :thumbs: |
If anyone is interested in this, the repair is very simple with a little bit of time and basic soldering equipment. Most of the time with the boards corrosion makes it through the trace protection (green stuff coating all the traces on the board) and disrupts the trace. I fixed mine by scratching the protectant off right in front and behind where the corrosion or broken point is, all the while being careful not to break the trace, then using a voltmeter check the continuity from the point you scratched off to the corresponding pin on the board, and solder joint. If its good, solder a small guage wire to bypass the corroded spot, then check for continuity again. My description may be really bad, I'll post pictures of mine when I get home for anyone interested.
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Wrong contact information for switch repair
Originally Posted by 911AXER
(Post 1595928839)
On a happier note call Vettetronics at 719-548-1023; they repair/refurbish them. Or you can find Vettetronics on Ebay.
Last I checked $99.00 send in your old one and they'll fix it for you. :cheers: |
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