Heated seats are to hot on high setting.

Asked by ronaldo1943 Jan 07, 2016 at 09:18 AM about the 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee

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When my heated seats are on high they are too hot to sit on for more than five minutes.  Is there an adjustment via computer?.

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If your seats have the high and low heat settings those are the only control over the temp. The seat has a temperature sensor that if open or shorted will disable the seat heaters all together. If the temp sensor isn't reading the correct current temp of its heater it could allow for overheating which would probably cause it to fail and not work at all. The temp sensor isn't serviced separately from the heating element and would require all of it to be replaced if faulty. Have you tried putting a towel on the seat to dissipate the extra heat?

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