Component
| Function
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Position control ECU and switch assembly
| Based on the switch operation, seat adjuster signals are input to the position control ECU and switch assembly to adjust the seat accordingly.
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Separate type front seat cushion spring assembly
| Slide motor
| Receives a signal from the position control ECU and switch assembly, and slides the seat forward and rearward.
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Front vertical motor
| Receives a signal from the position control ECU and switch assembly, and raises and lowers the front of the seat cushion.
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Lifter motor
| Receives a signal from the position control ECU and switch assembly, and raises and lowers the seat cushion.
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Position sensor
| Built into each motor and sends position data to the position control ECU and switch assembly so that it can detect seat positions at all times.
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Separate type front seat back spring assembly
| Reclining motor
| Receives a signal from the position control ECU and switch assembly, and tilts the seatback forward and rearward.
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Lumbar support adjuster assembly
| Receives a signal from the lumbar support adjustment switch (power seat switch assembly) and operates the motor to adjust lumbar support.
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Position sensor
| Built into the reclining motor and sends position data to the position control ECU and switch assembly so that the ECU can detect seat positions at all times.
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Seat memory switch
| If the seat memory SET switch is being pressed when one of the M1, M2 or M3 seat memory switches is pressed, or if one of the M1, M2 or M3 switches is pressed within 3 seconds of pressing the SET switch, the outer mirror control ECU assembly (for driver side) sends the signals so that the seat position can be stored. Then, when a seat memory switch is pressed, a signal is sent to the outer mirror control ECU assembly (for driver side) and the seat position changes according to memory.
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Lumbar support adjustment switch (power seat switch assembly)
| Operates the motor built into lumbar support adjuster assembly (separate type front seat back spring assembly) according to switch operation.
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