7,160. My Cars. '03 M-Sport 540iA. I had the heated seats in my '89 750iL and even on the highest setting, never felt like it was gonna burn me. Somethng else is going on cause it only makes sense that the heating elements are limited as to how hot they can get. There are a few variants of the E90 fuse box (having wired my heated seats last week I know all about it!) but in general when you look in at the fuse box, the relays concerned are on the left hand side. There's more than one. You should hear an audible click when you turn the heated rear window on (I do, my car is a 04/2010 build). The one thing I can't find any information on is the wiring for the E46 seats. They all use this big "community" connector. I'll only be using 4 or 5 wires off of it for the retro fit. Power, Ground, Seat Belt Switch Wire #1 and Seat Belt Switch Wire #2, possibly a 2nd ground for the seat belt switch but probably not. For BMW 3 Series E90 E91 E92 E93 2005-2011. Android 10 BMW car stereo with 32G ROM. Built-in Apple car auto play head unit. 9 inch IPS full touchscreen car GPS navigation. Built-in DSP car radio with 30-band graphic equalizer and 5 EQ modes. Support Split screen multitasking and Bluetooth hands-free calling & audio streaming. Key to wiring diagram for heated seats (picture 7) 1. Heating - passenger's seat 2. Seat heating connection – pessenge’s side 3. Seat heating switch - passenger's side 4. Plug far heated seat wire (driver's side) to special equipment plug (58K) 5. Plug for heated seat wire (driver’s side) to passenger’s side 6. More than likely your coils are due. This could also be a result of bmw's battery management system. If the voltage is too low or if the car believes your battery is too old, it will start to shut down power draws based on "crucialness", heated seats being one of the first.
The electronic seat heating control system monitors the temperature sensor and heating mats for faults. Detected faults are stored in the fault code memory of the centre console switch centre. The following faults can be recognized: Short-circuit or line break. Short-circuit or line break of temperature sensors.
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