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2010 heated seat problem

Old 01-29-2016, 04:45 PM
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Having a problem with driver side heated only seat. Passenger side works fine. Button lights for a second then turns off. I thought it might be the bottom element, got a new one & same thing. With the heating element unplugged, same thing, light comes on for a second then turns off.
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Replace the relay on the passenger kick panel. Or just swap it with the passenger one to troubleshoot and make sure it's the relay.
Do you hear the click when you turn it on?
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Replace the relay on the passenger kick panel. Or just swap it with the passenger one to troubleshoot and make sure it's the relay.
Do you hear the click when you turn it on?
No click. I'll check the relay.
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Anyone know which fuse is for driver side heated seat? Owner's manual says #69 is for passenger heated seat, nothing for driver side.
If I disconnect #69, passenger side lights up for a second then off. Just like driver side.
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Maybe check this fuse. It is in the kick panel

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But I don't see anything for the driver seat. Maybe just check all the fuses. I have a fuse checker, it makes quick work of finding bad fuses without having to pull them.

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All the fuses I could check with probe light are good. Guess I'll have to check all the relays. It would be nice if they labelled the driver side like they did the passenger.
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Thanks for the help rymax101. It was the heating element. When I first plugged it in, I had the truck on. It didn't work. All I had to do was restart truck & it started working.
It took 15 mins to replace element. Old element was charred & broken. Could've just respliced it, but already had the new one. $13.00.
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Ride on man. Glad you got it figured out.
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How do you access the heating element? Thanks
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@Bigdgr when i replaced the heating element in my '11 i followed this video

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