Seats Lumbar problem again
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Seats Lumbar problem again
Hey this is my first post here, I own a c63 2009 with some Kleemann option (compressor , long headers and so on) but thats another story.
I have search to the end of internet :-D , about the lumbar support dosent work on front and passager seats. What i find is the 5 amp fuse has gone, or they have put it to MB to get it fix..
I have check and changed the fuse, but with no luck. Anyone know what to look for.
I have search to the end of internet :-D , about the lumbar support dosent work on front and passager seats. What i find is the 5 amp fuse has gone, or they have put it to MB to get it fix..
I have check and changed the fuse, but with no luck. Anyone know what to look for.
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I think if you search around there is a thread about the wires in the seat getting pinched and that results in the blown fuse but replacing the fuse will just blow again.
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Check the wires in the seat. They are prone to wear from movement. Going from memory but I think that is what causes the lumbar supports to stop working.
roadkillrob you beat me to it...lol
roadkillrob you beat me to it...lol
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try this also https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...seat-fuse.html
saw this also
I had this exact same issue on a 2010 sedan. The fuse will blow next time you change the position of the seat/backrest. The wiring for the lumbar support/side bolster etc runs across the hinge section of the seat and depending on the position of the seat will over time wear through the insulation and short out. I had it fixed under warranty - was a "seat out"/2 day job to fix. So if you still under warranty get it sorted now, otherwise don't touch the position of the seat/backrest and you should be fine.
saw this also
I had this exact same issue on a 2010 sedan. The fuse will blow next time you change the position of the seat/backrest. The wiring for the lumbar support/side bolster etc runs across the hinge section of the seat and depending on the position of the seat will over time wear through the insulation and short out. I had it fixed under warranty - was a "seat out"/2 day job to fix. So if you still under warranty get it sorted now, otherwise don't touch the position of the seat/backrest and you should be fine.
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Thanks, but it dosent blow any fuse, been trying like a maniac to look at wire and cant see any they are cut.
I see they also say it could be relay, can any tell me what relay and where it is lcoated
I see they also say it could be relay, can any tell me what relay and where it is lcoated
