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roverbarmy · 26th June 2017, 16:26

If you get hold of the connector and twist it anti clockwise through 90 degrees, it will come off the seat base. That allows you more room to get both hands to it (seat up high and as far forward as poss). Just pull them apart and push back together a few times, spraying some contact cleaner or WD40 into it whilst apart. I have left mine off the seat clips as it seems to put less strain on the wiring that way and they are easier to get to when it happens again (which it will!). (Mines a facelift so not sure if yours is the same)

26th June 2017, 16:26	#4
roverbarmy This is my second home Roverless + 1.7D Sportage Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: East Norfolk Posts: 7,050 Thanks: 729 Thanked 2,021 Times in 1,449 Posts	If you get hold of the connector and twist it anti clockwise through 90 degrees, it will come off the seat base. That allows you more room to get both hands to it (seat up high and as far forward as poss). Just pull them apart and push back together a few times, spraying some contact cleaner or WD40 into it whilst apart. I have left mine off the seat clips as it seems to put less strain on the wiring that way and they are easier to get to when it happens again (which it will!). (Mines a facelift so not sure if yours is the same) __________________ Oil in my veins!