How do u deflate the lumbar seats in a TA?
03-31-2010, 01:34 AM
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How do u deflate the lumbar seats in a TA?
ok both my seats lumbar dosent work, i press the buttons but i hear nothing, now i only care about deflating my seat... any way i can do that? also is there a fuse or a relay that could be gone??? thanks
03-31-2010, 08:57 AM
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Re: How do u deflate the lumbar seats in a TA?
The fuse is an inline fuse located under the driver's seat.
The middle pic in this post shows the fuse.
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/post...75-post18.html
The middle pic in this post shows the fuse.
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/post...75-post18.html
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03-31-2010, 11:35 AM
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Re: How do u deflate the lumbar seats in a TA?
The fuse is an inline fuse located under the driver's seat.
The middle pic in this post shows the fuse.
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/post...75-post18.html
The middle pic in this post shows the fuse.
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/post...75-post18.html
03-31-2010, 11:49 AM
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Re: How do u deflate the lumbar seats in a TA?
Well I took the seat out to help another member figure something out. Judging from the picture, I think you could probably just reach under and find it.
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Re: How do u deflate the lumbar seats in a TA?
Well I just went out and checked and I was able to get to the fuse by moving the seat all the way forward and face-planting on the rear carpet.
03-31-2010, 06:59 PM
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Re: How do u deflate the lumbar seats in a TA?
thanks, i found it and i took out the fuse but it was good, i guess maybe the pump quit working on both sides that is !!! ok whats the best way to deflate the seat then? i have too much lumbar...
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Re: How do u deflate the lumbar seats in a TA?
The pump, which is the big black box mounted under the front area of the driver's seat, is used for both seats. There is only 1 pump. I do not know how to deflate the seats without the button working. You could try disconnecting the hoses.
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Re: How do u deflate the lumbar seats in a TA?
yeah i see the pump, i guess its not working....im gonna try unplugging the hose i guess and see what happens, now with the seat fully deflated u dont think its gonna be too uncomfortable do u ? cause there is no turning back after unplug the hose and deflate it....
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Re: How do u deflate the lumbar seats in a TA?
No I don't think it will be uncomfortable at all. If removing the hose works, then just pull the hose, let some air escape, and re-attach the hose until you reach your desired firmness. Or get a pump at the JY.
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Re: How do u deflate the lumbar seats in a TA?
thanks for ur input, im gonna unplug that hose here when i have some time.
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