Kevin - > The motor runs, but the seat doesn't go anywhere. likely the actuator cable has worn out ends slipping or sometimes they are coming out of the socket on the motor
Also, the power seat > switch knobs are missing leaving only little pieces to grab onto, if the switch isn't broken, the knobs just push on > If so, does the whole door > panel need to be removed to do the job? Maybe, on my '81 you had to solder in a new switch connector as the switch was soldered directly to the wires with no connector. Not sure of when they came with connectors. I believe that on the ones with the connector you just have to remove the trim around the switch to remove them > Second: the central locking system doesn't work. I know that it could be as > simple as a fuse, or moisture in the trunk could have damaged the pump in > the spare tire well since it's leaking. What's leaking? if the pump isn't running at all remove it and apply voltage directly. try reverse polarity as well. If it runs you need to plug the outlet wqith you finger to make it switch over and then reverse polarity to run the other way. If the motor is ok then you have a vacuum leak. If that is the case, i.e. good pump, then report that back and I will go into detail of how to diagnose that. > Third: AC doesn't work which isn't too big of a worry yet. > repairable just > can easily run into a grand or more
