Heated Seat Wiring
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RE: Heated Seat Wiring
The wiring isn't complicated. Most likely your seat heater pad has worn out, as in, somewhere inside, the heating coil has burned out. It could be a fuse (which I assume you've probably checked), or it could bethe switch, which doesn't go too often. A simple test of it being the switch is to pop out the driver and passenger side and swap them. To test the heating pad, you need to use a multimeter (you can get a cheapo one for $20 or less). Set it to test continuity, unplug your seat heater (under the front edge of the lower seat cushion if its like my 850, and I believe it is), then test at the plug for the pad. If you get the tone, your pad is good, but if there's a break in the heating coil somewhere, you'll get no tone as the circuit isn't complete.
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