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Question posted by ircp50 on March 7th, 2013

Which Fuse(s) For Heated Seats And How Do You Remove Front Seat Head Rests?

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Answer #1: Posted by godofsalt on March 12th, 2013 9:20 AM

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This seat is about 98% the issue. The Short answer is driver side , open door, look at small door, forward of steering wheel.

One thing to note is... the "Rocker Switch" is that "lighted" after you turn on heat? if this does not have a light, then it is in those areas mentioned...

However, I would say, that the switch is lighted, meaning "ON"... then a fuse is not the issue at hand! it is posible to check the connection under the seat, to see if the seat is recieveing power! IF..if you have power at the connection, then...THEN the issue is the heated element, which is the problem at hand, and just about 98% of the time, the real problem.

Would ADVIZE, becafe the seat does have air bags in there, so if you are going to do the job your self, (replace the element) BECAREFUL, there is a very large charge that might ruin your day.... right in front of your face tooo!

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