Yes you got to give me some time I have a very busy schedule so sometimes I can't stop what I'm doing to help every single person to ask for help but I try to
I was hoping you could answer a question for me I have a 2016 Ford explorer The driver side heated seat gets warm but not hot like it used too I was wondering if you could tell me where the module is located for this vehicle it doesn’t look like the one that you in the 2015 I appreciate any help thank you
Well if it's getting warm chances are you have a Thermal electric device that is starting to go bad and it's not able to heat up completely or something inside the seat has become misaligned with the actual heated blower unit
I've got plenty of videos up on this if you're looking at an 11 to 14 it's a smaller module under the passenger seat little small square one it's got a black connector and a green connector If you're looking at a 15 to 20 20 then it's under the passenger seat as well except it's got like four or five connectors and if you look in the library I actually show you where it's at so look in the library on the channel and you'll see like a 2017 F150 I think it was that had heated and cooled seats they were having issues and I found pin fitment concerns under the passenger seat
@@FordBossMe I have not had any problems as of yet. I know that the F350 shares a lot of parts with the F150. I have 17500 miles on it and out of the Ford 3 year warranty.
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Hope do you pull that plug out, is there a special area to pinch?
But does the explorer use the same connector, just using the better material? If so, can I use the explorer connector on my f150?
It's been awhile since I looked at these I'm not exactly sure but I don't really trust any of the connectors anymore
Hello will putting a dab of die electric grease on the connections help?
No not really, Die electric is an insulator and all it does is seal out moisture
Vehicles these days are getting so complicated. With all these bells and whistles comes problems like this.
Can you please tell me where the module is on a 2016 Ford explorer
Yes you got to give me some time I have a very busy schedule so sometimes I can't stop what I'm doing to help every single person to ask for help but I try to
I was hoping you could answer a question for me I have a 2016 Ford explorer The driver side heated seat gets warm but not hot like it used too I was wondering if you could tell me where the module is located for this vehicle it doesn’t look like the one that you in the 2015 I appreciate any help thank you
Well if it's getting warm chances are you have a Thermal electric device that is starting to go bad and it's not able to heat up completely or something inside the seat has become misaligned with the actual heated blower unit
It is just a heated seat no cooling. Can you tell me where the module is for the drivers seat
Would this work, if the heated seats are staying on, all the time weather or not the button is on?
They could but I will check the connections at the passenger seat module first up front of the seat
@@FordBossMe is the module under the passenger seat that controls the drivers seat? My drivers seat is staying heated and it's burning my back up!
All I need to know is where the heater module is for the seat
I've got plenty of videos up on this if you're looking at an 11 to 14 it's a smaller module under the passenger seat little small square one it's got a black connector and a green connector
If you're looking at a 15 to 20 20 then it's under the passenger seat as well except it's got like four or five connectors and if you look in the library I actually show you where it's at so look in the library on the channel and you'll see like a 2017 F150 I think it was that had heated and cooled seats they were having issues and I found pin fitment concerns under the passenger seat
What about a 2017 F350?
Well it's the same type of issue it's either the little Ted modules under the seats or the connection or the module itself
I'd have to specifically look at that vehicle to see what's involved in the system but it's pretty much always the same type of thing with all of them
@@FordBossMe I have not had any problems as of yet. I know that the F350 shares a lot of parts with the F150. I have 17500 miles on it and out of the Ford 3 year warranty.
@@FordBossMe On the Explorer I've seen C1035C pin 12 melt on a few. Its under the BJB, supplies power to the elements and the DSM.
@@williamGSXR110 we've had a couple problems with those
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