Assignment of the fuses and relay BMW E90, E91, 92, E93 2005-2011. Fuse and relay location. Fuse box diagram. Cigarette lighter fuse. Additional heater: 7: Not

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2015 BMW 640d Gran [0.00] Finally: heated seat retrofit working. There's good news (mostly for me) and bad news (mostly for everyone else): For those who did not see some of my earlier posts I'll recap. My current 330d E90 M Sport has the interior from my old car in it; this means the seats were heated seats, but the car had no wiring to

I checked all the wires into the seat module and everything looks secure. So I don't really think the heater element is the problem. There almost seems like there is a disconnect between the I drive control and the seat. When I set the heat to full bottom the back still gets really hot.

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The IHKR/IHKA control panel is not faulty. In this case, replacing the control panel is

Quote: Originally Posted by dsjr2006. Can confirm that faulty TPMS module will cause all gauges to stop working, door locks, steering wheel controls, comfort access, keyless entry, TC & ABS light, SRS warning, etc. Can not confirm, but believe any malfunctioning module on CAN might affect entire system this way. m7RskK.
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