02' Buick LeSabre Limited - Heated Seats

you can check the seat heaters for high resistance , the switch i would just check voltage or even a test light just to see if there is power back and forth, sounds like you know what your doing and just need a little direction , pretty common problem on all vehicles , they just short out after a few years

Thanks ChevyII, I know a little bit but sometime that can hurt you more than help (LOL). When you say check for high resistance, I'm assuming you mean in the heating element in the seat. when you say high resistance can you give me a range? Also the switch does lite up but doesn't work correctly as it has to be pushed several times to jump from Hi to Lo. When you say they just short out after a few years I again assume you mean the seat element. I know too well that switches go bad even new ones. I thought it was strange though the way this switch comes on and jumps around but won't turn off until I turn the key off. does that suggest the switch or the element in you opinion?

im sorry if i mislead you , check power from thw switch to the element , i have had switches burn the elemnt out and sometimes just the switch , pull the switch and check both sides for power wile depressing ,if you have an ohm meter i can dig up the spec for you and go from there , agin im sorrry if i was rambling or misleading really tired

thanks
jim

I have both DOV and Analog. The specs would help me a bunch. Thanks!

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