[s-cars] Seat Heater

[chris chambers]

No, not that easily.

My understanding is that they are wired in a series, not parallel, like
christmas lights, if one goes out they both go out. To fix it you would
have to re-wire it...probably easier to just replace the bad heater.

Chris
--- John Mertz <jmertz1 at attbi.com> wrote:
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> Question...the service guy at the dealer determined that it is my
> seat back that is out, not my seat bum.  Shouldn't I be able to
> reconfigure the wires on the plug to just take the back out of the
> series and just heat the bum of the seat?
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> John
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