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Heated seat not working
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is the button on the seat?
My 97 seats have the button on the seat HOWEVER the buttom gets its power from a different source then the heater.
So first check the fuses then I would say unbolt the seat and have a look at the wiring.
if the button is on the seat then it should be pretty easy to find the problem, since there are like 3 wires that go to the entire seat.
If you have + and - where you should when you should (test with seat un bolted) then the heater istself may be FUBAR'ed
My 97 seats have the button on the seat HOWEVER the buttom gets its power from a different source then the heater.
So first check the fuses then I would say unbolt the seat and have a look at the wiring.
if the button is on the seat then it should be pretty easy to find the problem, since there are like 3 wires that go to the entire seat.
If you have + and - where you should when you should (test with seat un bolted) then the heater istself may be FUBAR'ed
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fuse, then wiring under the seat and the plugs.
Hopefully its not the heater itself
Hopefully its not the heater itself
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