heated seat issues
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RE: heated seat issues
Sorry, I do not understand what you mean by power on both sides of the plug. One terminal will be positive and the other negative so you should only get one reading.
There are two elements in each seat - one in the back rest and the other on the seat. Do either of them work?
Incidentally, what is the outside temperature? It may be that the seat thermostat has not allowed the heater elements to switch on.
There are two elements in each seat - one in the back rest and the other on the seat. Do either of them work?
Incidentally, what is the outside temperature? It may be that the seat thermostat has not allowed the heater elements to switch on.
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RE: heated seat issues
use your Ohm meter tho check out the resistance of the elements in the seats If you don't get a beep with an audible meter the heaters would be faulty, you should get a reading where they are resistave heating elements.
Each heater should have 2 wires, check the circuit of the heaters and if it's open they're toast, or your butt won't be toasty! haha
Yes get a schematic to help ya out it allways looks good to see the wiring diagram. Pretty simple circuit so if you have power at the connector you may be out of luck!
-Mike
Each heater should have 2 wires, check the circuit of the heaters and if it's open they're toast, or your butt won't be toasty! haha
Yes get a schematic to help ya out it allways looks good to see the wiring diagram. Pretty simple circuit so if you have power at the connector you may be out of luck!
-Mike
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RE: heated seat issues
This definitely helped! http://www.volvotechinfo.com/WD123/3...%203903202.htm
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