Fuse 53
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Fuse 53
When I got my 07 back in Oct., I noticed that the heated seats were not working. So I did like a lot of people on this forum and checked fuse #1 and it was good but the heated seats did not work. A few people have had heated seat problems on this forum and I looked at every one and really did not come up with a solution to the problem. I downloaded a manual and started to look at the electrical for the heated seats and noticed that the switch had a 10amp fuse on the block at #53 so I pulled it out and it was blown. Replaced it and I now have heated seats. I did not realize that the switch lights up (not very bright) and I just was not understanding when people were saying that their switch lights up.
Well if #53 is blown, the switch is not going to light. So in conclusion if you are having problems with your heated seats, check fuse #1 20amp for the heated seats and fuse #53 10amp for the switch.
Well if #53 is blown, the switch is not going to light. So in conclusion if you are having problems with your heated seats, check fuse #1 20amp for the heated seats and fuse #53 10amp for the switch.
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Also...this thread hasn't had a post in it for 7 years...
#9
Oh and oops
Yea it's a h2 truck (sut) & do ya really think it's the seat element. ... darn I'd hate to tear these open. But they all work but the passenger. .. even with the seat belt fastened. No light momma says she thinks it gets warm. . But I think it's just the heat from her butt. (Just bought this used)
#10
Yea it's a h2 truck (sut) & do ya really think it's the seat element. ... darn I'd hate to tear these open. But they all work but the passenger. .. even with the seat belt fastened. No light momma says she thinks it gets warm. . But I think it's just the heat from her butt. (Just bought this used)