Memory Seat Module Self Test: In-Vehicle
NOTE:
If the seat is stuck in the most rearward and down position, it may be necessary to remove the seat to self test the module. See SEAT MODULE
under REMOVAL & INSTALLATION. See OFF VEHICLE TEST
.
NOTE:
If module fails in-vehicle self test, it does not confirm that module is damaged. Also note that passing in-vehicle self test does not guarantee that system is operating properly. In-vehicle self test is meant to be a service aid, not a total system diagnostic test.
- Press white button located on module. See Fig 1 .
- If system finds no concerns it will flash a light emitting diode (LED) (located next to white button on module) four to six times.
- If system does find a concern, LED will either not flash at all, or it will flash less than four, or more than six times.
- If module passes test, check other components in system. If module fails in-vehicle test, perform an off-vehicle test. See OFF VEHICLE TEST .
NOTE:
If module fails in-vehicle self test, it does not confirm that module is damaged. Also note that passing in-vehicle self test does not guarantee that system is operating properly. In-vehicle self test is meant to be a service aid, not a total system diagnostic test.