Plug under seat? '01 Screw
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RP, You is so smart. That's why I keep coming back here!
retired2001, I have the power drivers' seat, but not the passenger side. No heated seats either.
I'll do some voltage checks and see if it is usable. It may work for powering my 'puter and TV tuner.
Anyone know where it goes (in the fuse panel)? I'll try tracing it tonight and see if I can find out.
Thanks guys!
retired2001, I have the power drivers' seat, but not the passenger side. No heated seats either.
I'll do some voltage checks and see if it is usable. It may work for powering my 'puter and TV tuner.
Anyone know where it goes (in the fuse panel)? I'll try tracing it tonight and see if I can find out.
Thanks guys!
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I did a little checking on the mystery plug if anyone else is interested. It does appear that it is for heated seats. There is a matching plug under the drivers' seat as well. It is fused from the under-hood fuse panel with a 30A fuse. It's also hot all the time (not switched). It looks like a very handy place to pick up some juice.
Last edited by Rockpick; 10-20-2004 at 09:22 PM.
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Originally posted by Robdude30
I did a little checking on the mystery plug if anyone else is interested. It does appear that it is for heated seats. There is a matching plug under the drivers' seat as well. It is fused from the under-hood fuse panel with a 30A fuse. It's also hot all the time (not switched). It looks like a very handy place to pick up some juice.
I did a little checking on the mystery plug if anyone else is interested. It does appear that it is for heated seats. There is a matching plug under the drivers' seat as well. It is fused from the under-hood fuse panel with a 30A fuse. It's also hot all the time (not switched). It looks like a very handy place to pick up some juice.
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