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Man O Man that car has come a long ways
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
*drives to MN to steal your steering wheel*
sooo you got them hooked up and working???
how do they feel?
sooo you got them hooked up and working???
how do they feel?
The passenger side did not work initially, but after a call with Darcy, we figured out that the rear fuse block does not have a fuse terminal for the passenger side heater, but does for the driver side, go figure.
Darcy is sending me some small terminals so I can add the fuse to the fuse block, and then I'm set!
Originally Posted by jr's3800
Man O Man that car has come a long ways
Hi Adam.
#14
As I mentioned to you on MSN, the drivers side work great, warmed my butt right up!
The passenger side did not work initially, but after a call with Darcy, we figured out that the rear fuse block does not have a fuse terminal for the passenger side heater, but does for the driver side, go figure.
Darcy is sending me some small terminals so I can add the fuse to the fuse block, and then I'm set!
The passenger side did not work initially, but after a call with Darcy, we figured out that the rear fuse block does not have a fuse terminal for the passenger side heater, but does for the driver side, go figure.
Darcy is sending me some small terminals so I can add the fuse to the fuse block, and then I'm set!
How did you get the passenger seat to work :?: Please explain the fuse block issue.
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in the rear fuse block there is fuse for the drivers side heated seat and the passenger heated seat
In the fuse block there are some places that have fuses provisioned for them, even if the car dosent have the options, For instance XM Radio, 12 disc changer, heated seats
in Andrews case the terminal and fuse location was present for the Drivers side heated seat, now on the passenger side the fuse location is there but the terminal to connect is not there
Paul you need to check your rear fuse block to be sure what you actually have
In the fuse block there are some places that have fuses provisioned for them, even if the car dosent have the options, For instance XM Radio, 12 disc changer, heated seats
in Andrews case the terminal and fuse location was present for the Drivers side heated seat, now on the passenger side the fuse location is there but the terminal to connect is not there
Paul you need to check your rear fuse block to be sure what you actually have
#17
Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
False hope. I just checked and there are two separate fuses #16 for the drivers side seat and #31 for the passenger side. Both fuses are good, so it must be the elements. :(
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
*drives to MN to steal your steering wheel*
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Why the steering wheel love? No one else notices how awesome the interior is? Man, that is beautiful! I just can't say enough to explain just how amazed I am. I had seen the interior of some Bonnevilles, but yours is just fantastic.
I'm complementing your pics a lot recently. I should stop going to college and work on my car some more!
I'm complementing your pics a lot recently. I should stop going to college and work on my car some more!
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