From: synthi...@yahoo.com   
      
   My respect for the industry is plummeting. First time user of a friends stow n   
   go seats, power seat bumps into something and fails. With it far forward the   
   vehicle is undriveable. Replaced fuse. Rumors of a circuit breaker, but no way   
   to find it.    
   Off topic videos about hand cranking but they clearly don’t apply here. I   
   wouldn’t mind an hour long crank with a screw driver. Found a possible bolt   
   at the end of a threaded drive rod, but only a 16mm socket fits it, and it   
   slips. I’m thinking of    
   stuffing the socket with sheet tin but that never worked in the past.   
      
   The is a plastic shield over the front-back threaded rod which might reveal a   
   crankable component, but I don’t want to break it it isn’t mine. The trim   
   over the switches has some obscure torn bolt holding it or I’d check the   
   wiring.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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