Re: <e36> Seat Heater

[Matt6481@xxxxxxx]

Hi Austin,
Basically, you want to find the connectors under the seat that go to the seat 
heater pads, and measure their resistance. ~10 ohms is OK, open (infinite) is 
not... If you do have a bad pad, you can find the (very difficult) 
replacement procedure at my website...

http://www.wpi.edu/~vmcmalfa/bmwhome.htm

Enter the E36 skunworks, and go to the procedures in the UUC section.

Good luck,
Matt


<< Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 00:15:22 GMT
 From: austin wood <awood@domain.elided>
 Subject: <e36> Seat Heater
 
 I tried to send this message once, but I don't think it made it to the=20=
 
 list, sorry if there is duplicate.  My driver's side seat heater isn't=20=
 
 working (passenger side works fine).  I checked the fuses.  What=20
 should I check next?  I'm not really worried because I rarely used the=20=
 
 heaters, but it's nice to have everything working.
 
 
 Austin >>

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