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Car Forum / Saab Cars / February 2006Seat Warmer Never Turns Off
I own a 99 9-5 with 94K miles. I have two problems. 1. The seat warmers do not turn off. They are always on regardless of the switch settings. Any suggestions on how to diagnose this? I assume I have a stuck relay.... 2. When I shut the car off, around half of the time, the pump (?) located in front of the battery continues to run. I disconnect the battery to reset it. What is this pump? How do I diagnose the problem? Thanks! David > I own a 99 9-5 with 94K miles. I have two problems. > > 1. The seat warmers do not turn off. They are always on regardless of > the switch settings. Any suggestions on how to diagnose this? I assume > I have a stuck relay.... Pull the heated seat switch to test. It should be straight forward. > 2. When I shut the car off, around half of the time, the pump (?) > located in front of the battery continues to run. I disconnect the > battery to reset it. What is this pump? How do I diagnose the problem? Is it not the radiator fan running after the engine is shut off? > Thanks! > David > 2. When I shut the car off, around half of the time, the pump (?) > located in front of the battery continues to run. I disconnect the > battery to reset it. What is this pump? How do I diagnose the problem? >>Is it not the radiator fan running after the engine is shut off? Thank you for the reply. No, it is not the radiator fan. It is a pump located in between the battery and the headlight. It sounds like a compressor. I also notice that the gauage doesn't rise to a 'normal temp' during my 20 mile ride to work. Any suggestions on diagnosing this? Thanks > > 2. When I shut the car off, around half of the time, the pump (?) > > located in front of the battery continues to run. I disconnect the [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > temp' during my 20 mile ride to work. Any suggestions on diagnosing > this? Thanks Sorry the 9-5 is not my cup of tea. Maybe when my 9000's start to rot away in a few years I'll move to 9-5. Post your peoblem at http://saabnet.com/ |
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