Awesome, thanks! I’ve been fighting these seats in 100 degree weather for a couple of summers. Taking the fuse out doesn’t work but hopefully this does. It disconnects just like the video and I am NOT mechanical!
Same problem here. I believe I may have gotten moisture in the switch. For now, I just disconnected my seat heater last summer. I did reattach the wire for this winter, and it seems to be working correctly now. If I figure it out, will post a video on it. Maybe someone will post how they fixed the heated seat controls on an Escalade, Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, Silverado, etc. Thanks for watching!
Good question - I am not sure about that, but it does seem that it would work. Maybe someone watching this video will know and reply. I just leave mine unplugged until weather gets pretty cold, sorry I couldn't help more.
Haha I do Lawncare and last summer my Suburban was doing the same. Those seats gett Hott 🔥 Thank you sir 👍
No problem 👍
Awesome, thanks! I’ve been fighting these seats in 100 degree weather for a couple of summers. Taking the fuse out doesn’t work but hopefully this does. It disconnects just like the video and I am NOT mechanical!
Glad it helped!
Thank u , thank u so much. I have that same problem with my 2005 suburban . Heater wont stay off.
Glad I could help!
my heated seat comes on by itself. I turn it off.. it comes on again and again. Any idea what this problem is and how to fix it? '05 Escalade.
Same problem here. I believe I may have gotten moisture in the switch. For now, I just disconnected my seat heater last summer. I did reattach the wire for this winter, and it seems to be working correctly now. If I figure it out, will post a video on it. Maybe someone will post how they fixed the heated seat controls on an Escalade, Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, Silverado, etc. Thanks for watching!
Clean your door switch. It’s called a DDM. There’s videos on how to do it.
Same issue here. 2006 Yukon
Hope this video helped, Thanks for watching!
Thanks it helped
Glad to hear it, Thanks for Watching!
Can I jump the pins on the male green connector to keep the other seat heaters powered?
Good question - I am not sure about that, but it does seem that it would work. Maybe someone watching this video will know and reply. I just leave mine unplugged until weather gets pretty cold, sorry I couldn't help more.