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So, you're not a fan of doing electrical testing? -
have you considered it's an electrical problem, that you just temporarily fixed by moving the wiring and/or cleaning off the connector by disconnecting/connecting it?
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you might wish to use the right bolts, and may need to replace the nuts, if you prefer the seat stays in place in the event of a collision.
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The proper socket for them is e-torx And yes, they go through to the underside of the body, so it's better if you clean off the parts sticking out as best you can prior to removing them, to reduce the chance of wrecking the nut welded to the cab, as it sucks to weld a new one to it.
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