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Inspection [11/2016 - ]: Procedure

  1. INSPECT FRONT SEAT ADJUSTER ASSEMBLY LH 
    1. Check the operation of the slide motor.
      GTY436086Courtesy of © TOYOTA, LICENSE AGREEMENT TMS1002
      *a Component without harness connected
      (Slide Motor (Front Seat Adjuster Assembly LH))
      1. Check that the seat cushion moves smoothly when the auxiliary battery is connected to the slide motor connector terminals.

        OK

        Auxiliary battery Connection Operational Direction
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 2
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 1        		 Seat cushion moves forward
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 1
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 2        		 Seat cushion moves backward

        If the result is not as specified, replace the front seat adjuster assembly LH.

    2. Check the operation of the lifter motor.
      GTY436086Courtesy of © TOYOTA, LICENSE AGREEMENT TMS1002
      *a Component without harness connected
      (Lifter Motor (Front Seat Adjuster Assembly LH))
      1. Check that the seat cushion moves smoothly when the auxiliary battery is connected to the lifter motor connector terminals.

        OK

        Auxiliary battery Connection Operational Direction
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 2
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 1        		 Seat cushion moves upward
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 1
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 2        		 Seat cushion moves downward

        If the result is not as specified, replace the front seat adjuster assembly LH.

    3. GTY436086Courtesy of © TOYOTA, LICENSE AGREEMENT TMS1002
      *a Component without harness connected
      (Front Vertical Motor (Front Seat Adjuster Assembly LH))

      Check the operation of the front vertical motor.

      1. Check that the seat cushion moves smoothly when the auxiliary battery is connected to the front vertical motor connector terminals.

        OK

        Auxiliary battery Connection Operational Direction
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 2
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 1        		 Seat cushion moves upward
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 1
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 2        		 Seat cushion moves downward

        If the result is not as specified, replace the front seat adjuster assembly LH.

    4. Check the operation of the cushion length motor. (w/ Seat Variable Cushion Switch)
      GTY436086Courtesy of © TOYOTA, LICENSE AGREEMENT TMS1002
      *a Component without harness connected
      (Cushion Length Motor (Front Seat Adjuster Assembly LH))
      1. Check that the seat cushion moves smoothly when the auxiliary battery is connected to the cushion length motor connector terminals.

        OK

        Auxiliary battery Connection Operational Direction
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 2
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 1        		 Seat cushion moves forward
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 1
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 2        		 Seat cushion moves backward

        If the result is not as specified, replace the front seat adjuster assembly LH.

  2. INSPECT FRONT SEATBACK FRAME SUB-ASSEMBLY LH 
    1. GTY436086Courtesy of © TOYOTA, LICENSE AGREEMENT TMS1002
      *a Component without harness connected
      (Reclining Motor (Front Seatback Frame Sub-assembly LH))

      Check the operation of the reclining motor.

      1. Check that the seatback moves smoothly when the auxiliary battery is connected to the reclining motor connector terminals.

        OK

        Auxiliary battery Connection Operational Direction
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 2
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 1        		 Seatback moves forward
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 1
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 2        		 Seatback moves backward

        If the result is not as specified, replace the front seatback frame sub-assembly LH.

  3. INSPECT FRONT SEAT ADJUSTER ASSEMBLY RH 
    1. GTY436086Courtesy of © TOYOTA, LICENSE AGREEMENT TMS1002
      *a Component without harness connected
      (Slide Motor (Front Seat Adjuster Assembly RH))

      Check the operation of the slide motor.

      1. Check that the front seat cushion moves smoothly when the auxiliary battery is connected to the slide motor connector terminals.

        OK

        Auxiliary battery Connection Operational Direction
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 2
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 1        		 Seat cushion moves forward
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 1
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 2        		 Seat cushion moves backward

        If the result is not as specified, replace the front seat adjuster assembly RH.

  4. INSPECT FRONT SEATBACK FRAME SUB-ASSEMBLY RH 
    1. GTY436086Courtesy of © TOYOTA, LICENSE AGREEMENT TMS1002
      *a Component without harness connected
      (Reclining Motor (Front Seatback Frame Sub-assembly RH))

      Check the operation of the reclining motor.

      1. Check that the front seatback moves smoothly when the auxiliary battery is connected to the reclining motor connector terminals.

        OK

        Auxiliary battery Connection Operational Direction
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 2
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 1        		 Seatback moves forward
        Auxiliary battery positive (+) → Terminal 1
        Auxiliary battery negative (-) → Terminal 2        		 Seatback moves backward

        If the result is not as specified, replace the front seatback frame sub-assembly RH.

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