2004 X-Type Heated Seat not working
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When I saw the title I immediately thought it would be a fuse problem. Go into your manual and check the interior fuse box and exterior fuse box. I have the power turn on switch for my subs wired into my cigarette lighter and I've had it blow a fuse once, which caused my trunk latch to go out. With anything electrical, check all of your fuses before you decide to tackle the problem at hand. Sure, it might take 20 minutes to check your fuses, but then you know exactly what you are dealing with. I have learned that fuses are key after I had an 89 crx keep blowing ecu fuses and causing it not to start.
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All though I haven't fixed it yet, I have found that the fuses to check in the 2004 are the F7 and F8 on the internal fuse block.
As my Drivers seat one works I will also try switching the drivers and passenger heater module under the seat.
Also there is Service Bulletin XT501-32 available at:
S-Type TSB
This mentions a problem with the passenger seat heater selector switch having an intermittent problem.
As my Drivers seat one works I will also try switching the drivers and passenger heater module under the seat.
Also there is Service Bulletin XT501-32 available at:
S-Type TSB
This mentions a problem with the passenger seat heater selector switch having an intermittent problem.
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