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  1. None of these make sense - except that the battery was disconnected.

    Are you sure about the windows? If you replace the battery the windows will need to be re-trained. Hold the switch in the down position an additional 10 seconds after the window is all the way down and then do the same up.

    The clutch switch is on the clutch pedal - just remove the wire and connect them together to bypass the switch.

    Loren what does the alarm module look like, I also had memory seats and I know there's a slim black box under the drivers side seat that was removed.

  2. Check the clutch switch or bypass it.

    Also, you did not unplug anything from the box under the drivers seat did you?

    That is the alarm/drive block control unit.

    I may have - how would I tell.

    I was told your the man to figure these things out!

    I followed the general rules of switching seats but I know I have the alarm and memory seats - would this also affect the windows - this is frustrating.

    Thanks Loren!

  3. Hello and before the search police chime in please read..

    I recently went ahead and switched out the memory power seats for Euro non-power seats and made sure I followed instructions clearly - so no key in the ignition etc.

    The following day I went to start the car and nothing hope this helps narrow down things:

    Dash lights came on

    Windows not working

    Tried both keys and the same thing

    Since the battery was reading under 12 volts changed it for a new one

    Switched the fuse for windows (I believe its 3C)

    Still nothing...any help would be appreciated, prior to the seat switch the car was working flawlessly....

    Thanks in advance

    Mick

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