Heated Seat Repair
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Been a long time since I worked on mine, but I seem to remember the seat cushion had 3 separate heater circuits, and was around 24 ohms total resistance ... 8 ohs per circuit. The back heater had 2 circuits, and was 16 ohms. If both circuits check out, switch the passenger side switch with the driver side to see if the switch is the problem.
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Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 4,816
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From: Windsor, Ontario / Detroit, Michigan









Been a long time since I worked on mine, but I seem to remember the seat cushion had 3 separate heater circuits, and was around 24 ohms total resistance ... 8 ohs per circuit. The back heater had 2 circuits, and was 16 ohms. If both circuits check out, switch the passenger side switch with the driver side to see if the switch is the problem.
Correction. I read back to some of my old posts, and the seat cushion circuit is 3.2 ohms, while the seat back circuit is 2.4 ohms.
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