The splice is the same wire for the drivers seat, the mirrors and the pedals. You said the pedals move an inch. Double check the mirrors and seat. If they work, then look for another problem. Good luck.

 

Thanks for confirming it is the same splice. Other than the pedals, seats and mirrors work.. I'm focusing in on the pedal adjusting apparatus, motor etc. The search continues !

 

The adjustable pedals are on this same circuit. I wouldn't think they would move at all if the splice was bad, but it would be very easy to check and repair.

 

The power seat just didn't work one morning, manual says seat an pedal adjust are same fuse, fuse is ok, power to fuse is ok , ?? what's the answer, was a thread correct about wiring at back of fuse block ?

 

Yes....read the previous threads....follow the directions and the wire was coroted.....good luck......it took me a half hour to re soder wire junctions.

 

Hello All...

I have a 2006 Navigator and the power seat has been sporadic for sometime now. Currently it is not working, when I hit the switch for forward and backward adjustment, I hear a click under the seat but the seat doesn't move. All the other seat adjustments work fine. Also, the adjustable pedals are only moving about a 1/2", but the mirrors fold and move correctly. Could this still be the splice issue?

 

Check the switch. Had the same issue and the contacts weren't touching. You may be able to bend a little like I did with a screwdriver or just buy a new switch.

 

I have the same problem on my 06 but do not have power seats or pedals. I replaced the switch and it did not work. So I got on here and searched and found the info on the orange/green wire. I removed the fues box cover and trim and could not find the splice. Is it behind the fues box or right below. Anybody have any pictures. Thanks

 

I have the same issue as gad4wd....there is no splice.....suggestions???????

 

Had the same issue, 04 F150 lost power to drivers seat/mirrors/pedals. Followed the same instructions (splice below fuse box) and yup, there it was broken wire. Spliced in a new one and good as new. Although I did stumble upon the live well issue (could put a goldfish in there). Pulled drain plug and out came the water. Now if there's a simple solution for this (found where there's an issue with the windshield spacers, but I think that's beyond my skills) all ears.

 

Livewell?? I'm having the same problem after cleaning the truck carpet and pressure washing the engine is there an area I should be looking for that would retain water? Also, what is a windshield spacer? Thanks

 

Ok guys I need some help. I have the same issue in my '03 expedition: power drivers seat and mirrors do not work. I have checked and replaced fuses, replaced DCM, and I just got done checking the orange wire with the light green line that goes from the fuse block to the seat. The wire is good, I checked for continuity, but still nothing. I ran a hot wire directly from the battery to the harness where it plugs into the seat and it works like a dream. Any ideas? I am really hoping its not the fuse block itself. If so, is there a way to test mine to make sure thats the problem before I dump money into a part like that?

 

I know this is an old post and for th F150, however I am having the EXACT same problem. Driving me nuts. I cannot find this mysterious orange wire with light green stripe. Is it going to be the same for my 08 350 Powerstroke?

 

Just fixed my power seat/adjustable pedal problem. It was indeed the orange wires as mentioned in the post. I have a 2005 King Ranch and I pulled the fuse box cover off, the front trim off and the rocker panel cover as well to get a good view. I carefully cut the black wrapping off the wires with a razor blade from the fuse block down to the the beginning of the rocker panel to fully see everything. The orange wires are connected together with what looks to be tape. I cut it long ways and found once unwrapped the ends were very corroded and no longer attached. I cut the ends off, re-spliced and all worked.

My main concern now is why on earth was there so much water in the wiring tray? I lifted the carpet up and found it to be wet under there as well. I pulled the drain plug and I bet 6 + oz drained out then I dried the rest with a towel. This much moisture could definitely rot the floor pan and rocker panels out very quickly. Anybody have any ideas on where this water is coming from?

 

Gents, I have an 08 F-350 Powerstroke with all of the same symptoms mentioned above, including an airbag light. I cannot find a green wire with an orange stripe and am pulling what little hair I have left, out. Is the wire a different color in the '08 trucks? Does someone have a picture of the mysterious orange wire and green stripe? Thanks!

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