If you have replaced the fuses multiple times and it works for a short time then you have a short in the circuit somewhere..this can be a loose connection on any of the connectors in that circuit ( window switches or seat switches ) do you know which switch makes the fuse blow? if you can determine which switch makes it blow then you have narrowed the circuit down. if you can replace the fuse and work each switch one at a time till the fuse blows..after you determine the circuit you can trace the wires and find out why..more than likely it is a bad motor somewhere either one of the seat motors or one of the window motors..next in the food chain would be the switch itself..and even less likely would be a wiring problem.. hope this helps
is it under warranty? if so take it in and tell them to fix it under warranty if they say they cant fix electrical problems they are either lying to you or they are really a small dealership. IF THE SERVICE MANAGER DOES NOT HELP YOU ASK FOR THE REGIONAL REPS NAME AND NUMBER. or you can go to a different dealer, they should help you even though you didnt by it from them..( I assume you bought this new). good luck
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