Heated seat problem

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BIRDMAN

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Jeeez FSM I got this forum up just in time....:boxed:

I was on my way to get my morning coffee when I began to realize that my rear end was on fire. My heated seat got incredibly hot to the point where it was actually uncomfortable and burning my legs. Next thing I know I hear a click and my heated seat shuts off by its self. Now when I go to press the button it lights up for about 2 seconds and shuts right off. I haven't gotten anything wet? Ever seen this one roll through the garage?
 

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Hmmmm Fried Chicken sounds good right about now..lol :hidesbehindsofa:
Sorry now back on topic.
 

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Hmmmm Fried Chicken sounds good right about now..lol :hidesbehindsofa:
Sorry now back on topic.

BAWWWWWAHHAAAAHAAAA!!!!!!!!!! Now that's funny, I don't care who you are!! :bleh:

As a matter of fact BIRD, I have. One of your seat elements (likely the seat cushion, not the back rest) has shorted and finally burned to an open status, like a fuse when blown. The heated seat module is trying to turn on the heater but when it senses the lack of voltage drop, it is shutting it down.


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BAWWWWWAHHAAAAHAAAA!!!!!!!!!! Now that's funny, I don't care who you are!! :bleh:

As a matter of fact BIRD, I have. One of your seat elements (likely the seat cushion, not the back rest) has shorted and finally burned to an open status, like a fuse when blown. The heated seat module is trying to turn on the heater but when it senses the lack of voltage drop, it is shutting it down.


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damn son. that does make sense. any idea what's involved in getting this one taken care of?
 

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Assuming you are still under warranty, just visit your Dealer. Don't know how large your dealer is or what the parts avilability would be, but the repair will likely take 2-3 hours. It will be frying your chicken thighs again in no time!

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I wish air conditioned seats would have been an option. I would've gladly paid $1,500 for the option to frost my taint.
 

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Do they actually have ac seats in car/trucks nowadays?
 

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Hmm, I would like me one of those. I never get cold enough to use my heated seats.
 
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