Hi everyone!

My name is Szymon and I'm come from Poland. I have a Chrysler Sebring 2.7 V6 2004 and I have a problem with heated seats - do not work.

I found instruction, what should I check to solve the problem. I checked wirng, switch, fuse and everything is OK. The heated seats switch do not illuminate but resistance value is just like in the instruction. : Confused:

Instruction says: "If the heated seat switch numerals (1-6) do not illuminate with the ignition switch in the ON position and the heated seat switch in 1-6 positions, check the fuse that supplies the switches in the junction block."

About which fuse it and where is it located?

 

Hi Szymon, well, as we are neighbors (I'm from Lithuania) I'll try to help You should find the program named All Data:
ALLDATA
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There you will find tons of useful information. Download the schematics here. If you don't find anything - write, we will came up with solution.

 

Hi Shadomen, neighbor

Thanks a lot for schemes, today I will check all instruments and I will write about results.

 

I checked wiring with schemes, and:

I don't have voltage at pin 3 and 5 on wiring heated seat switch, therefore heated seat switch numerals (1-6) do not illuminate with the ignition switch in the ON position and the heated seat switch in 1-6 positions. I tried to find fuse in the juncion block which is responsible for illuminate switch. On the schemes it is fuse number 11 and it is OK.

Next I checked Heated Seat Module wiring and I have voltage on pin H.

Maybe the problem is in the Heated Seat Relay on the Power Distribution Center. How can I check it?

 

Relay checking is simple, take it out, connect a voltmeter to socket 66 and 67 pins. 67 is + and 66 is -. Turn on the heating and you should see ~12V. If you the is Voltage then Body Control Module controls the relay. Next - put a Voltmeter + to socked pin 69 and the Voltmeter - put to ground (anywhere on cars body where you can see metal). You should see ~12V always. If everything is as I said - replace the relay. Write after you check this

By the way - what is your skills in electronics? Maybe I should write everything in so small steps

 

Hi Shadowed!

I did what you wrote. I checked voltage on pins Heated Seat Relay. Yes, everything is allright. I have 12V on pins: 67 and 66, and 69 to ground. But on pins 67 and 66 I have 12V when I turned on the ignition without including hated seats. Without the ignition but turn on heated seats nothing happened - no 12V on pins.

From which relay or fuse voltage goes to Heats Seats Switch pins, becouse there I don't have voltage.

 

AS I can see from the schematics it goes from Ignition to F11 then through several junctions and to 6 pin of the switch.

 

Shadowed, I can not read schematics well. I did foto connector of switch:



What do you think, is there evething allright with the connector?

 

With this quality of pictures... Anyway, wire going from the fuse color should be RD/WT - Red and white stripe. I think I can see it in the connector. Anyway - if the connector is disconnected you should have +12V only in one pin. Or if not check the continuity between all pins and F11, also one pin must have contact at all times.