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Old 12-31-2015, 02:46 PM
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Looking for wiring diagram

Hi guys,
I just picked up a 03 Navigator for my wife. Nice car, just needs a couple of small things.
One thing that I'm having a problem with is the Drivers side heated seat. The switch also has AC in it. Neither heat or AC is turning on so I took it apart and did read 12 volts at the connector, I'm making the assumption that this is the power to the switch since I don't actually have a diagram.

The passenger side switch is working fine.

Anyways, assuming the switch wasn't working correctly I purchased a new one. Of course it didn't work.
So my question is one, does anyone have a diagram of the heated seat circuit? and two, is there an common issue with others and the heated seats?
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Originally Posted by yasky69
So my question is one, does anyone have a diagram of the heated seat circuit?
Diagram is attached.
 
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That's awesome thank you.
After looking at that quickly, the one or two things in common is two separate power supplies from the climate module under the seat, so I'll start there.

Again, thank you.
 
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Originally Posted by yasky69
two separate power supplies from the climate module under the seat,
Not really, the 30-amp circuit is the power for the seat pads while the 10-amp circuit is for the controls. But with either circuit they both go to both seats. So if one seat is working and the other is not, then the portion of the circuit that goes from the fuses to the first splice is good.
 
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You could try swapping the driver and passenger climate control modules, assuming the connectors are the same, to see if the driver's side starts working.
 
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Well, per the diagram should have power at the switch location on both the blue and red wire to ground. None there, so that is leading me to the CCM. I'm trying test the wires there for power now.
If I could figure out how to get those modules out of there I will swap them out to see if that's the problem. Google is not cooperating with me though...haha. I was hoping to find a video to show me how they come out. No luck
 
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If I could figure out how to get those modules out of there I will swap them out to see if that's the problem.
Here is what the factory manual says.
 
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After looking at that print, I wondering if I just pulled out the wrong thing



I'm under the assumption that the module is under the front portion of the seat After looking up some photos I think this is the seat memory module
can you confirm?
 
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Alright, so I think I have actually found the CCM, very tight. I removed the 4 pin connector.
Red/Black strip and White/blue stripe should be my 12 volts
I assume the black/Green stripe is the ground
Using the DVM, I get 0 volts from power to ground, Hook ground to seat metal as well and got nothing. Fuses are good
 
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Definetly need to walk away... Decided to take the connector off the passengers side off as well to compare the voltage. That is a working seat... same thing, 0 volts between Red and Ground and White and Ground. Checked DVM, even used another DVM, same readings.
Been on this all day and feel like I've made no progress...ugh!
 
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Well, per the diagram should have power at the switch location on both the blue and red wire to ground.
If we're looking at the same thing, those wires are for illumination.
 
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Originally Posted by alloro
If we're looking at the same thing, those wires are for illumination.
That's right, However according to that print, if I have no power where I stated below, I wont have any power at the switch harness.


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Alright, so I think I have actually found the CCM, very tight. I removed the 4 pin connector.
Red/Black strip and White/blue stripe should be my 12 volts
I assume the black/Green stripe is the ground
Using the DVM, I get 0 volts from power to ground, Hook ground to seat metal as well and got nothing. Fuses are good
BTW.. I did try a brand new switch in the beginning and that didn't work either.
 
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Originally Posted by yasky69
Alright, so I think I have actually found the CCM, very tight. I removed the 4 pin connector.
Red/Black strip and White/blue stripe should be my 12 volts
I assume the black/Green stripe is the ground
From the RD/BK wire to the BK wire should be 12 volts all the time. From the WH/BL to the BK wire should be 12 volts only when the key is on.
 
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From the RD/BK wire to the BK wire should be 12 volts all the time. From the WH/BL to the BK wire should be 12 volts only when the key is on.
That's how I tested it, actually had the truck running. Whats strange is both seats had no voltage. Yet the passengers seat works. I tried 2 different DVM's and had the same reading. Doesn't make sense.
 
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Originally Posted by yasky69
Whats strange is both seats had no voltage. Yet the passengers seat works.
Are you testing using the black ground wire or are you going to body metal?
 


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