Lumbar Inflate Not Working?

[Tbone]

Hi all, inadvertently, the car was left out during a severe thunder shower & even with the top-up & windows closed, it got lots of water in the interior!

More rain than anything.

Cars are usually in the garage.

I had one too many after-dinner Scotches & forgot it was out!

I think it’s probably the fuse, but no one explicitly calls it out.

Does it share a fuse? Which is it?

 

[Tbone]

Hi all, inadvertently, the car was left out during a severe thunder shower & even with the top-up & windows closed, it got lots of water in the interior!

More rain than anything.

Cars are usually in the garage.

I had one too many after-dinner Scotches & forgot it was out!

I think it’s probably the fuse, but no one explicitly calls it out.

Does it share a fuse? Which is it?

So I discovered info that might be pertinent. Oddly while I never use the lumbar button it seems during the rain where water ended up about 1/2” deep on the passenger side floor the lumbar motor on the pump triggered for the driver seat and its fully extended, Must have shorted a connector & hopefully triggered the fuse & it won’t release nor does the passenger lumbar work at all either. With som research I found the pump. & motor for the lumbar r under the passenger seat which is where the 1/2” water was. I got the water out & left in sun w top down to dry out. I’ll do the same tomorrow & change the fuse then cross my fingers

 

[Tbone]

Does anyone know how to release the air from the lumbar bladder if the switch isn’t working?

 

[Knightrider189]

I never messed with a lumbar seat, but I’m sure someone here has and hopefully can answer that question.


1989 Pontiac Formula Firebird, 5.7, all OEM