Calling Electrical Engineers, Seat control module repair
07-17-2019, 04:40 PM
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1999 W202 C280, 2003 CLK320 Conv. 1961 Jaguar Mk2, 1970 MGB Roadster
Anybody solve this?
I have the sear controller problem on both my seats on my 2003 Clk 320 Conv
i am a retired electronic tech and would like to contribute the following
if you remove the controller and connect 12v too the controller does it’s still draw a lot of current...1 to 2 amps. If so some components will get hot and chances are that will be the faulty one.
Anybody done that?
i am a retired electronic tech and would like to contribute the following
if you remove the controller and connect 12v too the controller does it’s still draw a lot of current...1 to 2 amps. If so some components will get hot and chances are that will be the faulty one.
Anybody done that?
