Potential wiring problem after swiveling seats?
We have a 2016 Thor Siesta - Mercedes sprinter chassis, which is probably the relevant factor - and I remember reading somewhere that it's easy to damage the wiring under the seat if you swivel (or unswivel) the seats in a certain way. I think the dealer even warned us about this when we bought it. The problem occurs if the seat is too far forward, or too far back, or if it's an of day of the month... The wiring in question is for the seat belt light, or airbag, or something like that.
We had never swiveled the seats before, but I did the passenger side this past week, and did not have any problems - that I know of, anyway! But I'd like to avoid the problem if possible.
Does this sound familiar to anyone? Can someone point me to some information about this? I did a search here, and on the web generally, but did not anything...
Thanks in advance
Dan Kronstadt
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