December 30, 200421 yr Greetings all...we have a 96 Outback, both driver and passenger seat warmers have quit working. The little green icon comes on when running lights are turned on but the seats won't heat and the little orange indicators on the switches don't come on. I've checked the fuse, changed it - nothing. I think it would be unusual for both to break at the same time. Is there some kind of relay for those warmers that the switches turn on that is maybe bad? Thanks for any help!! SparkG StLMoUSA
April 17, 200719 yr Odds are the coils are broken. They are wired in parallel (high) and series (low). My drivers side only has high, and only on the seat bottom. Find the connectors under the seat and check them for voltage. Odds are there is voltage there, and you need new heaters. This is not an easy thing to tackle. nipper
April 17, 200719 yr I don't know the fuse numbers for the 96 outback, but there are 2 fuses. One controls the relay coil and lights, The other is supplys the current to the relay contacts and the heating coils themselves. Sounds like this is the fuse you need to locate.
December 11, 200718 yr does anyone have a diagram to locate the fuse and the heating coil for the seat warmers.
December 11, 200718 yr does anyone have a diagram to locate the fuse and the heating coil for the seat warmers. heating coils are in the seat bottom and seat back. nipper
December 12, 200718 yr On my car, only the LH seat and RH back work. Oh well, at least they're not leather seats.
December 12, 200718 yr does anyone have a diagram to locate the fuse and the heating coil for the seat warmers. I think that fuse is located above the dash panel fuses along with a few others. They are kind of hard to see.
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