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Old 06-18-2012, 03:37 PM
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Lol... I don't know. I've never read about it but that doesn't mean much.

Reminds me of a Volkswagen
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Default Re: Seat Heaters .... Mind of Their Own

Hey

Mine does the same, but usally only if we have had a lot of rain.....

Pain (heat) in the ass

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Old 06-26-2012, 01:26 PM
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Default Re: Seat Heaters .... Mind of Their Own

I heard that there is a module (BCM) that controls those things and that if it starts faulting it will do things like that (along with rolling down windows when ever it wants to)

Given, I might be wrong. (guruerror? any insight?)

BTW, the BCM is under you drivers seat
any moisture will mess it up
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Old 06-26-2012, 02:17 PM
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Default Re: Seat Heaters .... Mind of Their Own

I'll jump in... Every time I start mine up the drivers side is on high and my ass gets fried.... I'd like to know more also!!
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Old 06-26-2012, 02:47 PM
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Default Re: Seat Heaters .... Mind of Their Own

Thank god mine don't do this...heat seaters always make me feel like I need to take a dump.
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Default Re: Seat Heaters .... Mind of Their Own

I had teh same problem with my 05. But just on the drivers side.
The bun warmers would turn on full tilt, I'd turn them off, and then a short while later, back on again. Eventually, they'd stay off.

I did find (IIRC) that there is a module under the driver's side seat that controls the seat heaters. I priced it out, and it was about $400 bux.
I took a chance and ordered a new switch for the door panel from hummers online. Think it was about $130 bux. This solved my problem!!
Luckily I never had problems with the passenger side door panel switch.

$130 beat $400, so maybe try changing that door panel switch!
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