I have a 12 volt add on heated seat that I want to turn on/off with the ignition. The existing outlet is on all the time and has drained the battery when the heated seat was left on. I installed and wired a new 12 volt outlet. The outlet is next to the existing one with a ground wire in the metal floor. I added a fuse tap to slot 13 (HTD/SEATS) with 2 10 amp fuses to power the outlet. I don't have heated seats so I thought it would not be in use. I was hopping it would be not be powered when the ignition was off, but that was not the case. How can I wire wire my new 12 volt outlet so it turns on/off with the ignition.
Wire it up to the spare in your fuse box. one side is on only when your ignition is on .fitted with an online switch .to switch on and off.
SOURCE: car wont start
I noticed you replace the crankshaft sensor, but not the CAMshaft sensor.
The Ignition module takes the input of both sensors to tell the coil when to energize.
This sensor should come up as an error code when you attach a obd reader.
Even if your light is not on - there may be a code. If it is not your vehicle originally, some people pull the bulb!
SOURCE: 1992 pontiac grand prix le interior lights and key buzzer wont go
inside the steering column locate the ignition remove wire to reveal screw to remove ignition that wire is what controls the buzzer and light itthe wire probrally wasnt in place correctly wich caused your problem
SOURCE: 2001 Montana heated seats not
I have a problem with the heated seats of my 2007 pontiac G6. they stay on at all the time. it was fine untill earlier today when I took my car for car wash. What do I do?
SOURCE: 2002 Pontiac Bonneville. Both passenger
I have a 2005 Bonneville and lost my driver seat heater. The typical problem is a broken wire or connection in the seat section of the seat. If you're lucky, it may be a simple break like mine was; under the seat.
I pulled my seat out to work on it. Here's a picture of my broken wire towards the rear:
But, that didn't fix my problem. I also had a bad module. The control module is the same for both seats, so I was able to switch the modules and get my driver seat heater working. Here's a picture of the module. The module cost at the dealer is about $80-100(?)
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SOURCE: Auxiliary power outlet won't work. Fuse is good.
If all wires, harnessesand ground connectiosn are good, defective outlet.
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