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I push and push the passenger side heated seat switch, but it stays on. How can I shut it off until winter? It's 95 degrees here now!
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That fuse block is so inconvenient!
My wiring diagram shows yellow/Lt-blu going to the butt heater, then to the seat back heater, still with yellow/Lt-blu, then a black to ground. If you can find a connector with yellow/Lt-blu and a black, that will probably unplug the heaters from under the seat.
I had same issue. I just replaced the switch and now it works perfect again. If I recall I got it on rockauto and it was too expensive. In the meantime can also just unplug the wire harness to the plug until the new one comes or pull the fuse. Both will work.