[200q20v] In the hot seat
Brett Dikeman
brett at cloud9.net
Wed Dec 26 10:53:41 EST 2001
At 8:07 PM -0700 12/19/01, Mike Miller wrote:
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Sean Upchurch" <upchurch at cdicadwa.com>
>
>> Within the last week or so, the driver's seat heater has developed a hot
>> spot. It is just left of center about 3 inches from the seat back. When
>> the seat heater is on 1 it is tolerable but when it is changed to 2 it
>gets
>> to be unbearable. Is this a sign that it is getting ready to fail? And is
>> there anything I can do to fix it (hopefully before it breaks)?
>>
>> Sean Upchurch
>
>Mine did this a couple years ago, but near the front left side for the hot
>spot. Seat heater went out within a month as I recall.
>
That's nothing. One late spring, the family's first Audi('85 5000S)
decided to turn on the seat heater, and thus officially began my
adventures with Audi electricals. I had to go into the footwell and
unplug the harness for the heated seat element to get it to stop; my
mother reported it was unbearable.
That was the same car that once emitted a strong electrical burning
odor for a few seconds, and from that point on reversed air
conditioning and heating. Heating in the summer, air conditioning in
the winter.
B
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