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2008 CTT Front Seat Warmers Keeps Blowing Fuse 22

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So with some help from ECS Tuning I found out fuse 22 on passenger side fuse box keeps blowing. It doesn't blow until you turn on the seat warmer. Also it doesn't matter which one you turn on - you can turn on the driver first or passenger first and it will blow. Where can I look now? Do they have a relay that controls both seats? If so where? I know on the previous years its under the dash but when I looked on the relay box underdash mines empty vs the previous years in that particular spot there was a relay.

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I have a similar problem that I have been working on for years, except mine is 34 on driver side fuse box.

 

I would trace fuse 22 to see where it connects to and go from there. There are wiring diagrams online.

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