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Folding-up Motor
(Seat Cushion Position Sensor)
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The fold seat control ECU provides the voltage that is used to operate the folding-up motor. The folding-up motor stows and returns the rear No. 2 seat. (A Hall type position sensor is installed in the folding-up motor to detect the seat cushion position.)
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Closer Motor
(Seat Fixing Lock Switch, No. 1 Closer Motor Position Slide Switch, No. 2 Closer Motor Position Slide Switch)
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The fold seat control ECU provides the voltage that is used to operate the closer motor. The closer motor locks and releases the rear No. 2 seat when it is stowed. (The seat fixing lock switch, and No. 1 and No. 2 closer motor position slide switches are built into the closer motor. The seat fixing lock switch detects the lock/release status of the rear No. 2 seat when it is stowed, and the No. 1 and No. 2 closer motor position slide switches detect the position of the closer motor.)
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Floor Release Motor
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The fold seat control ECU provides the voltage that is used to operate the floor release motor. The floor release motor releases the rear No. 2 seat from the floor.
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No. 1 Back Release Motor and No. 2 Back Release Motor
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The fold seat control ECU provides the voltage that is used to operate the No. 1 back release motor and No. 2 back release motor. The No. 1 and No. 2 back release motors release the seatback of the rear No. 2 seat when it is locked in the original position.
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Seatback Area Switch
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The seatback area switch detects the position of the seatback (original position, table position).
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No. 1 Seatback Lock Switch and No. 2 Seatback Lock Switch
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The No. 1 and No. 2 seatback lock switches detect the lock/release status of the seatback.
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No. 1 Floor Striker Limit Switch and No. 2 Floor Striker Limit Switch
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The No. 1 and No. 2 floor striker limit switches detect whether the rear No. 2 seat is locked to the floor.
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Fold Seat Switch
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Sends a rear No. 2 seat table, fold, or return operation signal to the fold seat control ECU when operated. The rear No. 2 seat is folded down, stowed, or returned to the original position based on this signal.
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