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#469591 11/09/2008 9:30 PM
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Hi Guys, I usually hang in the HIPO shop but this is electrical! I have a set of 04 Cadilac SVT electric seats for my truck. The drivers seat has a module for pre selected seat positions and driver memory. Is there anybody out there who knows were to get diagrams or info on fooling the module into letting me just use the seat controls? The passinger seat works just fine, no memory. Would also like info on lumbar and the heater module. Thanks in advance, Boltbuster


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I may be able to help, except when I look up a 04 Cadillac SVT it doesn't come up. Is that the full name of the model or a submodel?

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Thanks, my fingers were faster than my brain. They are out of the small 4 door sedan the CTS I think.The module is a #25767293 which seems to be common in current model GM seats.


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http://www.autozone.com/addVehicleId,2910402/initialAction,repairGuide/shopping/repairGuide.htm?pageId=0900c152800a3d7a

give this a shot. The program I usually use did not have the diagrams for the seats.

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Thanks so much. Got some good info today from a dealership guy. The diagrams from Auto Zone are good. I will most likely rewire the drivers switches to run the motors directly. How come when I put in a 46 chev the option for power seats never comes up??:) Thanks again, Boltbuster


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