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DeeJayCee Member Since: 16 Feb 2016 Location: Helensburgh Posts: 70 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
When trying to adjust the drivers seat lumbar support, the 5A fuse for the electric seat controls blows. Any clues as to potential causes? 2009 Freelander 2 TD4 HSE Auto - Stornoway Grey - Hers (His, really)
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DeeJayCee Member Since: 16 Feb 2016 Location: Helensburgh Posts: 70 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
My first guess having checked the wiring diagram is that the pump which inflates the support in the seat or its wiring is defective. Its dark outside now and I cant get outside to check but is that under the seat - or inside the upholstery? 2009 Freelander 2 TD4 HSE Auto - Stornoway Grey - Hers (His, really)
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DeeJayCee Member Since: 16 Feb 2016 Location: Helensburgh Posts: 70 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Well, I might as well answer my own posts so, looking at the pump as shown on ebay sites it is wrapped in a padded, protective sheath and, therefore, I am sure that it is intended for installation within the rear seat backrest. This is supported by the fact that the air supply to the air cushion is short (<15cm-ish ) and there is no sign of such an item under the seat.
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