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4-Way Lumbar and Bolster - Memory Front Seats

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NOTE: The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSES ACTION
All seat functions inoperative
  • Seat system fault
  • Seat switchpack power or ground circuit open circuit, high resistance
  • Seat switchpack internal failure
Lumbar forward/up/down AND bolster inflate inoperative
  • Seat switchpack internal failure
  • Lumbar air pump circuit short circuit to ground, short circuit to power, open circuit, high resistance
  • Air hose blocked
  • Air hose leaking
  • Relief valve stuck open
NOTE:
  • Lumbar/massage air pump operation will be inhibited if the motor temperature exceeds 72±4°C (162±7°F). The lumbar/massage air pump will not re-start until 10 minutes after the temperature has decreased below the cut-off temperature. This condition is not a fault.
  • The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
Lumbar forward inoperative
  • Seat switchpack internal failure
  • Lumbar solenoid circuit short circuit to ground, short circuit to power, open circuit, high resistance
  • Air hose blocked
  • Air hose leaking
  • Air cell leaking
NOTE: The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
Lumbar rearward inoperative
  • Seat switchpack internal failure
  • Lumbar solenoid circuit short circuit to ground, short circuit to power, open circuit, high resistance
  • Air hose blocked
NOTE: The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
Lumbar up inoperative
  • Seat switchpack internal failure
  • Lumbar solenoid circuit short circuit to ground, short circuit to power, open circuit, high resistance
  • Air hose blocked
  • Air hose leaking
  • Air cell leaking
NOTE: The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
Lumbar down inoperative
  • Seat switchpack internal failure
  • Lumbar solenoid circuit short circuit to ground, short circuit to power, open circuit, high resistance
  • Air hose blocked
  • Air hose leaking
  • Air cell leaking
NOTE: The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
Bolster inflate inoperative
  • Seat switchpack internal failure
  • Lumbar air pump circuit short circuit to ground, short circuit to power, open circuit, high resistance
  • Air hoses blocked/leaking
  • Air cells leaking
NOTE:
  • The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
  • The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
Bolster deflate inoperative
  • Seat switchpack internal failure
  • Bolster solenoid circuit short circuit to ground, short circuit to power, open circuit, high resistance
  • Air hoses blocked
NOTE: The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.