Check the value for the fuse(s) they are connected to. The maximum draw will
be 80% or less of that value.
> Check the value for the fuse(s) they are connected to. The maximum draw will
> be 80% or less of that value.
30 Amp for both seats, and lumbar motor, so not a lot of help.
Mike.
> > Just out of curiosity, does anyone know how much current they draw?
> > I imagine it's quite a bit, as they get warm quite quickly.
> > Mike.
tech27 - 24 Feb 2005 21:51 GMT
What is it that you are trying to determine? If you want the actual draw you
could always just use a meter.
>> Check the value for the fuse(s) they are connected to. The maximum draw
> will
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>> > I imagine it's quite a bit, as they get warm quite quickly.
>> > Mike.
Mike G - 25 Feb 2005 00:44 GMT
> What is it that you are trying to determine? If you want the actual draw you
> could always just use a meter.
As I intimated in my original post. I'm not that fussed about it. Just
curious.
I just thaught someone might know the answer offhand.
Checking the battery draw with a meter, is more hassle than the answer is
worth, with the battery being under the back seat squab of a 5 series.
Mike.
tech27 - 25 Feb 2005 18:40 GMT
>> What is it that you are trying to determine? If you want the actual draw
> you
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> worth, with the battery being under the back seat squab of a 5 series.
> Mike.
You wouldn't have to go to the battery, only the seat.