Dome light problem
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If you look in the tech folder you can totally do away with them to add LED's. Thats what I did.
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So I blew a fuse(#35) when I tapped the broken ends of the ribbon cable together before I decided to do the above mentioned mod. Replaced the fuse and all was fine w my lights, inst. cluster, etc. However, now my drivers power seat will has no "movement" at all but the heat works. Looked at fuse 112(left hand power seat), appeared fine but replaced anyway w no luck. The passenger seat works.
Coincidence?
Coincidence?
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So I blew a fuse(#35) when I tapped the broken ends of the ribbon cable together before I decided to do the above mentioned mod. Replaced the fuse and all was fine w my lights, inst. cluster, etc. However, now my drivers power seat will has no "movement" at all but the heat works. Looked at fuse 112(left hand power seat), appeared fine but replaced anyway w no luck. The passenger seat works.
Coincidence?
Coincidence?
LED's are notorious for causing electrical system problems. They draw far less power and can interfere with other things that operate on that circuit.
Test your seat circuit to see what power level is there at the connector.
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12-14-2006 02:04 PM