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2005 C2 Heated Seats Abused

machpoint8
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Having owned this for 2 days I managed to leave it parked for 12 hours with the lights on. Doh. All abuse welcome! See, I'm an ex Volvo Driver so please forgive me.

PROBLEM; jump started fine and all the PSM warnings cleared as advertised. Only the heated seats (both) refuse to switch on. Dealer won't give me the fuse location (relay?) and it isn't listed on the fuse diagram in the fuse box. They did advise computer reset may be necessary.......£££££££££££.

Any top tips very welcome!

rgds

Pedro

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Loren Member

Loren

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:welcome:

You likely have the Comfort Seats which would put the heaters on the same fuse.

E1 for left seat

E2 for right seat

If the seats move then fuse is not blown. If that is the case then the control box is likely blown.

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RFM

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Trey a new system wake up first, lock the doors with the remote, open the doors with the remote, engine idling, trey again. Good chance that the seat heaters will work. PIWIS is needed to do the job.

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