Anyone know if there's a way to manually move the seat back without doing a bunch of disassembly? I moved my seat all the way forward today to get my saw out of the back and now it wont go back. I popped the switch apart and looks like there might be some corrosion on the contact. Then I tried to apply power straight to the seat motor and wasn't getting anything to budge there either. All I know is it's too cold here right now to much more digging into it. I had no idea I could still fit in the truck and drive it with my seat maxed forward lol.

 

Pull the seat and take it inside where it's warm to work on it.

 

That's not a bad idea. I figure I'm gonna have to either get a motor or a switch and by the time I get either one, they say the temps will be reasonable. Seems like they should have a crank sort of deal on those to move it, but I don't see anything that stands out.

 

On some, there is a **** on the back side of the motor you can turn by hand. I don't think you are that lucky though.

 

Duh, I thought about it later and realized I didn't ground the other prong on the plug to the motor when I supplied direct power. It had to have been the 6 degree temps that made me forget. Anyway, got it to go back and that's where its gonna stay for a while, I'm gonna store my saw behind the manual operated passenger side seat. The switch is bad and easy enough to find a replacement, but the motor is a different story.