Check the related fuse first for the seat first unless you did that already. Check to see if you are getting power to switch, they do wear out too. Sometimes a coin or other material gets caught in a track preventing the seat from moving if you hear the motor maybe this could be your issue. Hopefully it's not the motor gone bad but if so the seat has to be removed to r/r the chair. Good Luck!
My driver side seat won't move forward and back. How can I get it fixed?
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