Seat Fuse

...Put a small bulb across that fuse holder and if it lights up (it shouldn't) the short is active (it is protected in this state)...wiggle/manipulate stuff and if you see the bulb falter, you are close to the short...Dan H. ...South Texas...

Dan, yes, That is good way to troubleshoot. Also, if you have a thermal camera, you can see a heat trace from where the short to ground is located. Vehicle needs to have sat overnight so everything will be the same temperature, except for the short.

...If the bulb does NOT light...wiggle stuff until it DOES...again,you are close when it does this change of state...Dan H. ...again...

You can put an amp clamp around the power wire, then activate each seat motor one at a time (all the way to the end stops) and try to find which motor is bad or drawing too much current. If that all checks out, then you need to find out if it is the seat harness or the harness from the fuse to the seat. There are several ways to check that depending on how intermittent it is.