Connectors under the seat have been the culprit many times. Hope that's all it is. Best of luck. 
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why just the pilot side heated seat is not working. Co-pilot side works fine. Press pilot side heat button and it flashes once and dies.. Circuit breaker works as the windshied wipers and co-pilot heat works...
07 coupe, 50350 miles
why just the pilot side heated seat is not working. Co-pilot side works fine. Press pilot side heat button and it flashes once and dies.. Circuit breaker works as the windshied wipers and co-pilot heat works...
07 coupe, 50350 miles
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Could be many things but it sounds like a bad switch to me. If there was a short in the system the fuse or circuit breaker would blow.
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Well
ah.... you can check... before removing the seat cover....
Really... check to see if the Load side is OPEN... if it is the heater is bad... if not.. look to the switch... check voltage to load side... man... this is easy stuff...
Really... check to see if the Load side is OPEN... if it is the heater is bad... if not.. look to the switch... check voltage to load side... man... this is easy stuff...
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after wiggling and jiggling the connector, reseating the CB , damn thing works fine friggin electrons
friggin electrons
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If you were holding it with your right hand, then yeah. What happens is when you reached across with your left hand to press the button to turn the heaters on, your right cheek depressed into the seat too far, thus breaking the heater connection.
If you'd have used your left hand to hold it, then this wouldn't have happened.
If you'd have used your left hand to hold it, then this wouldn't have happened.