[Fwd: Re: 164 Power Seat Fuse Location]

[Bernie Bennett <bennetts77833@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 Ed:

13 months ago John Maclay, replied to my similar question. In case he 
doesn't see this question right away, here's his answer. Thanks John

But I did not easily find it and did not want to tear into/ under the 
dash as he indicated, so my checkbook and Italian Motor Service took 
care of the problem <g>. The older I get the less patient I get. I 
should not have been fiddling with the seat switches and I wouldn't have 
blown the darn fuse.

Best Wishes,
Bernie Bennett


-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: 164 Power Seat Fuse Location
Date: Mon, 8 Apr 2002 01:16:38 EDT
From: Piloto@domain.elided
To: bennetts@domain.elided, alfa-digest@domain.elided




> Date: Sat, 06 Apr 2002 22:34:08 -0600
> From: Bernie & Diana Bennett 
> Subject: Re: 164 power seat New question: fuse location?
>
> All:
>
> I was attempting to move a working up & down seat switch to the forward and
> back switch location and somehow blew the power seat fuse. I see in the
> owners manual where it is supposed to be; but can't find it. Anybody got
> any clues? Right now neither seat is adjustable. bad - baad - bad!
>
> TIA for any help,
> Bernie Bennett
The fuse for the power seats is to the right of and above the steering 
column, hidden behind a cluster of fuses and relays that the 164 is rampant 
with.  It is the only 20 amp fuse in that vicinity.  You have to either look 
really hard with a mirror or a really small person up there to find it 
without taking off the mask below the instrument panel pod (called the 
Electronic Panel in the shop manual) and the instrument panel (Electronic 
Panel) itself to see it better or to find it at all.  I put a 25 amp fuse in 
and have had no problems with its blowing since then, no smoke either.

John Maclay

'64 2600 Spider
'91 164 L
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