can anyone tell me where (three fuse panels) tha fuse, relay and/or control module is for tha power seats?? even what size?? tha user manual (with labeled fuse panels) doesn't tell.. even tha parts house (moritz) can't tell me anything about it... not even if its a fuse, relay, control module or any combination of such.. this has got ta be tha damdest thing i've ever run across with a vehicle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Knowing the year brand and model might help.

For a recent Caddy it might be a 30a circuit breaker under the rear seat.
If its a memory seat there may also be a 30a fuse labeled " mem/adapt seat ".

'05 silverado 3500.. hell, the chevy house can't tell me [censored] about it.. they were scratchin' their butts too.............. doesn't even show on their diagrams..... there is "0" anything labeled seat anything at any of tha three fuse panels...... and yes, they are memory.

Try this.

[img]https://fuse-box.info/chevrolet/chevrolet-silverado-mk1-1999-2007-fuses-and-relay[/img]

close but no cigar with either???

i've got wire, inline fuses, lugs, solder and an iron so its gonna work one way or another................ thanks for tha try's guys.............

What I've found is the MBEC 1 50 amp circuit breaker controls the seats and windows. If your windows still work thats not the problem. There should be a 30 amp cb1 or cb2 which controls the memory seats.

This center fuse block is located underneath the instrument panel and to the left of the steering wheel.

i've tried everything suggested to no avail.... that youtube was probably tha first of 2 2 1/2 hrs of youtube.. not one of 'em pointed ta tha fuse, relay or module, whatever its fed by..... some jus mentioned "check tha fuse"......

its ok.. i'll have it in operation in 'bout 1/2 an hour............. might try ta find a schematic for it...

circuit breaker?

https://www.2carpros.com/questions/power-seats-66030542

Passenger Compartment Relay Box'

Trade it in for a Ford.