Removing A Power Seat...

By black&grayHD
February 21, 2008 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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black&grayHD

Posted February 21, 2008

...I'm going to buy a set of power seats from an 04 suburban that was in a rollover. The guy I talked to said the electrical system didn't work, and the seat couldn't be powered forward to axcess the rear bolts. I don't know if a new battery will solve it, he said he tried a bunch of things and they didn't work. My question is can we directly hook the seat up to a power source to get it out of the truck? If so how can we do that? Thanks

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