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Your seat safety switch is not working. If the seat switch isn't activated, ie. a person sitting on the seat, the safety system will stop the engine when the levers are engaged. There is probably only one lever safety switch, on the right lever, which is why the left one doesn't kill the engine. Check the seat switch continuity and the wiring for loose connections.
Your missing something's G-404 has nothing to do with it ! Seats - Third Row
The third row seat:
is three-passenger seat.
a 60/40 bench seat.
folds down for more cargo area.
has optional power fold down seats.
Third Row Power-Fold Seat CAUTION: To prevent possible damage to the third row seat or the safety belts, make sure that the safety belts are not fastened when moving the seat to the load floor position. CAUTION: Make sure that no objects such as books, purses or briefcases are on the floor in front of the third row seats or on the seat cushion before lowering the backrest(s).
The third row power-fold seat consists of the following electrical components:
right third row seat relay.
left third row seat relay.
right power-fold seat motor.
left power-fold seat motor.
right front third row seat switch (if equipped).
left front third row seat switch (if equipped).
right rear third row seat switch.
left rear third row seat switch.
For the third row power-fold seat to operate, a shared ground is supplied by the body security module (BSM) to both of the power-fold seat relays, enabling the seats to then be moved by pressing one of the third row power-fold seat switches. The third row power-fold seat operates only when the vehicle is in PARK and the liftgate glass, liftgate door or any entry door must be open.
The third row power-fold seat motors transfer movement to a drive gear assembly to raise and lower the seat backrest. The power-fold seat motors rotate a short drive cable which is connected to the drive gear assembly.
The relay's are located in Aux. relay box #2
well if it turns over with solinoind jumped out and not with the key id say yes your on the right track as it's something in the safe to start circuit could those wires you found posibly be near the seat maybe if so I'll bet they fit in a seat switch that may have got unhooked for something
Assuming the clutch/brake pedal is down when your starting it and you are sitting in the seat when the pedal is let out . I'd almost suspect the seat switch to be your problem or one of the other safety switches, but I'm thinking seat switch if you have access to an ohm meter you should look at that checking resistance values through the switch both (depending on switch style in the seat or mounted in the tractor body under the seat). Both positions if it's in the seat you may need to sit something heavy enough to operate the switch. If values don't change with the meter that should be your problem.
This car MIGHT still be under warranty? Have you noticed if the brake lights are stuck on all the time? This sometimes happens when the switch on the pedal sticks or pops out of place. Something might be draining the battery. A power seat switch can do it. I'd take it to Ford and ask them if it's under warranty or service bulletin.They might fix it for free and at least they can tell you what's wrong. don-ohio (:^)
Hi
There is a switch in the seat belt latch whe your sitting in the seat this will ba the part o the right side, see if something went into the latch part? or the switch is bad i think you have to replace the belt to fix the switch
RD
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