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GalleyTeapot



Member Since: 25 Mar 2012
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2007 Freelander 2 TD4 HST Manual Santorini Black
Blowing fuse for electric seat adjustment

Hi, 1st forum post here so be gentle. Just collected a 56 plate FL2 TD4 HSE and Fuse F19 (electric seat adjustment)in the passenger compartment fuse box keeps blowing intermitantly. Seats adjusted ok when collected, didn't adjust later that day, fuse blown. Replaced fuse, seats adjusted ok, later that journey seats adjusted ok but then didn't, fuse blown again. Happened for a third time later today, running out of 5A fuses! Anyone experianced anything similar or any suggestions as to where to check? Thanks.

Post #137637 25th Mar 2012 7:35 pm
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Ghyllie



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Scotland 2008 Freelander 2 TD4 XS Auto Santorini Black

Take it back to the garage ASAP as i guarentee that they knew about this when they sold it to you, wait a week and they will say tough, it wasn't like that when sold. you should have taken it back straight away but now they have a chance of wriggling out of it, they may fix it but I doubt it, sorry I cannot be more help as it could be a dodgy motor, a dodgy switch, trapped wiring under the seat or something jammed in the runners apart from the last one that you can check yourself you would really need an auto electrician.

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Post #137713 26th Mar 2012 2:35 pm
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superspark



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United Kingdom 2008 Freelander 2 TD4 SE Manual Izmir Blue

Yes take it back and explain the problem, they should then fix it. It does sound like a wiring fault, perhaps a damaged cable under the seat.
The other posablity is that it could be one of the seat ajustment motors that has a fault in its windings. It should be a fairly easy fault to find for the auto electrician.

Post #137717 26th Mar 2012 3:15 pm
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GalleyTeapot



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2007 Freelander 2 TD4 HST Manual Santorini Black

Was a private sale so unable to return to a garage. The original fuse was in the box when it blewso may be a new fault, not sure the seat was mived much by previous owner. I'll root around under the seat to look for anything obvious, thanks, otherwise its auto electrician time.

Post #137725 26th Mar 2012 3:47 pm
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scruffydog



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Scotland 2007 Freelander 2 TD4 SE Manual Sumatra Black

hi. have a similar problem with my drivers seat. worked fine then all of a sudden stopped working and kept blowing the fuse. it only does it when reclining the back rest. auto spark has checked it out and the motor is faulty. one of 3 motors on the drivers seat. only seems to blow fuse when under load. if you help the seat in its movement it doesn't blow the fuse. Been quoted about 100 quid plus fitting to put right. mines a '56' se.

Post #137787 26th Mar 2012 9:37 pm
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GalleyTeapot



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2007 Freelander 2 TD4 HST Manual Santorini Black

Thanks, I did a bit of investigation and it appears only to blow when using the lumber support, if thats the case will just not use that anyway. Also the MEM button seems not to work, cannot set any seat settings into the memory, unless I'm doing something wrong.

Post #137790 26th Mar 2012 9:53 pm
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