Adjustable pedals work only in one direction.

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Adjustable pedals only work in one direction (coming towards driver). Currently pedals are all the way forward. Clicking the switch further forward produces a click, and obviously no movement as they are at the limit. When pressing the switch to move pedals away from driver, there is no clicking at all, and no movement. I changed the switch, nothing changed. Then I changed the module under the driver seat, no change again. Removed the seat and checked all the connections and wiggled them, no change. Took the motor off of the pedals, still works in one direction and no clicks or anything in the other. Gear is fine. I checked the fuse, it’s fine, matter of fact with the fuse pulled the pedals still have power. This leads me to believe wires are somehow touching causing the interruption. When I put the junkyard brain in the seat, the memory settings were from that other car obviously. I clicked the memory button and the seats started to move, as well as the pedals going away! Which is what I was unable to accomplish using the switch. But now I’m unable to reproduce that. My thinking is that there is some kind of wire issue between the switch and the seat, but everything looks visually fine, like new. Please let me know if anyone has any ideas, or had similar issues that were resolved. Thanks!
 

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Welcome to the Forum from NH.

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Pics of the truck, please. If we can't see it, it does not exist.

How many wires are on the pedal motor switch?
 

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