Toyota Venza: Problem Symptoms Table

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PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE

Front Power Seat Control System

Symptom	Suspected Area	See page
All functions do not operate	P/SEAT fuse	-
	Front power seat switch
	Wire harness or connector	-
Only slide operation function does not operate	Front power seat switch
	Front seat frame with adjuster assembly (slide motor)
	Wire harness or connector	-
Only front vertical operation function does not operate	Front power seat switch
	Front seat frame with adjuster assembly (front vertical motor)
	Wire harness or connector	-
Only lifter operation function does not operate	Front power seat switch
	Front seat frame with adjuster assembly (lifter motor)
	Wire harness or connector	-
Only reclining operation function does not operate	Front power seat switch
	Front seat frame with adjuster assembly (reclining motor)
	Wire harness or connector	-

Operation Check

OPERATION CHECK 1. CHECK POWER SEAT FUNCTION (a) Check the basic functions. (1) Operate the power seat switches and check to make sure each seat function work: Sliding Front vertica ...

Front Seat Assembly(for Manual Seat Type Rh Side)

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