What is the problem? BClear. You need to be more specific. As each vehicle is different. What year and model are you asking information for?
replace the seat belt
Check to see that nothing is blocking movement--remove seat to check motor operation-check that cables are not binding
You start by figuring out what's wrong with it. If the motor still buzzes, then it still has power. So you need to see if the motor is failing, if the seat came off the track, or if some component has seized and is preventing the seat from moving.
a wire is broken. a mechanic can fix the problem. put in a new seat or fix the bad connection, from your sitting on the seat so much : )
To fix a stuck seat belt on a 2000 Dodge Durango, pull on it to release its auto lock function. Pry off the plastic cover that hold the seat belt mechanism with the use of a screwdriver, loosen the stuck belt, and put back in place. ?æ
I Dont Know just go to AutoZone.com
Jon Dorn
There's a TSB on this problem.
yhere is a seat belt module under middle front seat try disconnect battery first that worked for me
1) Determine if the problem is in the switch cluster or one of the three power motors. The easiest way to do that is to swap the modular plugs at the motors around. If the motor now works, the problem is in the switch. If the motor still does not work then the motor is the problem. 2) If motor is bad: Remove the malfunctioning seat motor by removing the rolled steel pin holding it to the seat frame. Pivot the motor/screw drive and remove from seat. 3) Open the motor casing and check for obvious shorts, etc. Often times the problem is in the internal thermal overload switch -- the copper plate sandwich near the power terminals. Manually short the thermal overload switch and test the motor, if it works then you can obtain a replacement motor from a salvage yard (Dodge doesn't sell individual motors). Other's have simply permanently bypassed the thermal overload switch by soldering the plates together then placing an inline fuse in the existing external wiring harness for safety. 4) Figure out what to do with the $800 you just saved by not purchasing an entire power seat assembly from Dodge.
Common problem. The heater grid burns a hole and the only fix is to replace the element.
I have this problem 2.