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I know this is a late post.. butJMR061, you are correct. The height and tilt motors are not serviceable. The whole base must be replace... at a cost of about $300-$400 for the part not including labor.

Thank you Peter.. yes I found that one also. That item is for a Lincoln MK I think.. the fitment guide says it will not fit the Explorer. Thank you for the help..

So I pulled the seat out to get the part number of the motor. I pulled one end of the unit off and twisted it as it would if the motor was turning. It was very tight until I spun it a couple of times. I reassembled it and wrote the part number down. The part number appears to be 8U5A-617C11-AA...

HiPeter, There are actually 3 motors. One for each adjustment. - horizontal - tilt - vertical I believe the motors shown are for horizontal (front to back) adjustment. My fear is that the height adjustment motor is actually part of the seat base and cannot be changed by itself.

The height adjustment on the drivers seat of my 2015 Explorer XLT has stopped working. I know it is not the switch as I have already checked it. The motor does not make any noise when switch is activated. I am pretty sure it is the motor. Can anyone point me in the direction to find a...

I finally made to my local Ford dealer this morning. I showed the service advisor the broken seat back. His first response was "Ford will not cover something like this". He only agreed to submit it after I insisted that he file a warranty claim. Not holding out too much hope on this one. I...

Is Ford covering under warranty I have a 2015 Explorer XLT. So far I have begun to question my decision to go back to Ford products. I have owned my Explorer for 16 months (15,000 miles) and already have had to take it in for repair of interior parts 3 times. -The interior drivers door...