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#61 of 69 Re: Repairing Heated Seats [tony191974]
by obyone
Oct 21, 2009 (12:50 pm)
The power for the heated seats comes directly from the battery via a 30 amp fuse located under the hood. I would agree that this is not the problem and it's either the heat element or connector.
There is an 18 step diagnostic to trouble shoot this problem. If you plan to work on this truck on your own I would suggest buying one of the following manuals:
Helm factory manual
Ebay
http://www.alldatadiy.com
I would recommend either of the first two while alldatadiy has most of the factory info online but not as comprehensive as the first two.
#62 of 69 Re: Repairing Heated Seats [obyone]
by tony191974
Oct 22, 2009 (5:19 pm)
Thank you for the help. I was looking for a better manual than Haynes. They really stink. Other than torque specs, they're not good for much else.
By the way your first two links are the same. Can you repost which ever option is missing, please.
Thank you.
#63 of 69 Re: Repairing Heated Seats [tony191974]
by obyone
Oct 22, 2009 (5:35 pm)
Helm Factory manual
Oops sorry about that.
Haynes couldn't even give me the right location on a thermostat for a Nissan truck. Never ever bought them again.
#64 of 69 1999 chevy silverado 1500 v6
by chevy82
Nov 05, 2009 (5:32 pm)
okay I'm having problem with my truck.. i'am a female i know a little about trucks.. i can do my own tune up
my truck has a 130 thousand miles on it..
i did a tune up on truck ,i changed oil and oil filter,spark plugs,wires, distributor cap and button,air filter a week ago.
okay, then i started was having problems with truck shifting hard so i had a trans flush with new filter and pan done and had rear end greased 3days ago,,
i couldn't do that ..lol so i had it done..
well that half way fixed problem with trans, it's now not as bad but still fill it a lil but not as bad,
after all this has been done to truck know i got another issue and i don't know exactly what the problem is.. it cranks fine drives but for no reason just cuts off or if u leave engine running
idle motor shakes and cuts off ??? don't know if it could be electrical problem or maybe just an easy fix ... please if u have any ideal as to what it maybe anything will be appreciated...
thank you!!
#65 of 69 Re: 1999 chevy silverado 1500 v6 [chevy82]
by obyone
Nov 05, 2009 (6:06 pm)
Try cleaning or replacing the idle air controller.
#66 of 69 Re: 1999 chevy silverado 1500 v6 [chevy82]
by chevy82
Nov 18, 2009 (9:02 pm)
update: finally found out what the problem was ... i dont know exectly what its called but it was the coil plug wire was bad, so i fixed that
then i was still having problems.. so i had the the ignition module tested it was bad so replaced it,didnt wanna take anychances so i changed coil also ...and the hard shift i thought was transmission is gone shifts smooth know
...thank god !! know my truck runs great!!! ..
thank you obyone for the advice about the idle controller it also helped
make my truck run even better .... again thank you!!
Dec 05, 2009 (10:08 am)
when i get up to about 60 mph i start getting a vibration when i let off the gas it stops, when a touch back on the gas it starts again. the drive shaft is all tight thought it might be a universal going bad. it seems to be getting worse. seems to only do it in overdrive anybody got any thoughts on this?
#68 of 69 03 Silverado 1500 Drivers Seat
by helpmefixit2
Jul 11, 2010 (4:09 pm)
The drivers seat is electrical. The seat will only move up and down. Can not see any debris on tack. .Ttook seat apart, still could not see problem. It feels as though it is hanging up on the left side. Any help and suggestion would be appreciated!
#69 of 69 Re: 1999 chevy silverado 1500 v6 [chevy82]
by manicmehanic72
Nov 08, 2011 (9:49 am)
First off. How did you change the cap and button on a truck that does not posess a distributor? When they started installing the coil packs in fuel injected motors they ruled out the need for a distributor.