possible element in the seat gone bad, or wire to element broken.
Or....you butt is dead and can't feel it.....LOL...
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2004 Discovery II SE7
1996 Audi A6 Quattro
1997 Chevy Blazer (for my son...MUCH cheaper than the Discovery he REALLY wanted...)
1997 Audi Cabriolet (sold..)
1980 Fiat Spider (sold..)
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when i pulled the switch from mine it was melted, quick fix from british atlantic
to check and see if it is the module just swap the driver and passenger (they are the same in 03)
I think the d & p are off the same fuse
You would have to stop strapping on D&Gs to start !! LOL !!!
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"I'm a....I'm a....I'm a very good driver..."
2004 Discovery II SE7
1996 Audi A6 Quattro
1997 Chevy Blazer (for my son...MUCH cheaper than the Discovery he REALLY wanted...)
1997 Audi Cabriolet (sold..)
1980 Fiat Spider (sold..)
Fantasy Rig-2010 Defender modded with no expense spared....
There should be a fuse under the seat as well, accually a fuse block if memory serves - for all the seat functions, including the heated seat.
When I talked to an expert, he said its most likely the element. The part is relatively in-expensive, but the labour can be quite expensive, especially if you have a genuine leather seat (like I do).
Mine Doesnt Work Either. Im the worlds laziest mechanic.
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All the fuses are fine, connections are good, so I'm assuming its the element.
On another note, the passanger side doesn't actuate forward or backwards, but it does go up and down. Same thing, all the fuses are good. It acts like it wants to go forward and back (clicks), but it doesn't seem to want to go?
All the fuses are fine, connections are good, so I'm assuming its the element.
On another note, the passanger side doesn't actuate forward or backwards, but it does go up and down. Same thing, all the fuses are good. It acts like it wants to go forward and back (clicks), but it doesn't seem to want to go?
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