Where is the electric seat control module located in the Tiguan?

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GavinDella
07/28/25 11:20pm
Under the driver's seat, the seat needs to be removed. Below is relevant information about electric seats: 1. Working principle: Electric seat adjustment can be understood as completing adjustment actions through motors controlled by buttons and other methods. The directional adjustment of the seat is based on three adjustment mechanisms: the seat recliner, seat rail, and seat lift mechanism. Each mechanism can provide adjustments in two or more directions. The more adjustment directions a seat has, the better the driver can find a suitable driving posture and reduce driving fatigue. 2. Function: To provide the driver and passengers with an easy-to-operate, comfortable, and safe driving position.
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DeAnnie
08/12/25 3:43am
Regarding the location of the Touareg's electric seat control module, with over a decade of experience running an auto repair shop, I can tell you it's typically hidden beneath the front seats. If you crouch down, you'll spot a small box near the adjustment buttons under the seat. To be more specific, Volkswagen's design tends to favor concealed placements, and it's often easier to find on the passenger side—though you may need to lift the seat cushion slightly or inspect the rail cover. I've handled several cases where customers reported seat malfunctions, and upon disassembly, loose wiring or water ingress into the module was usually the culprit. This component controls forward/backward movement and height adjustment, and its placement here facilitates wiring while saving space. For routine issues, I recommend disconnecting the power before any operation to avoid short circuits—sometimes, a simple dust cleaning does the trick. During regular maintenance, checking the tightness of connections can prevent many failures, as it's an electronic part that, though fixed in position, is prone to vibration damage. Seeking professional help from a repair shop is the safest bet; DIY attempts carry significant risks.
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