HEATED SEATS TURN ON & WON'T TURN OFF! 1999-07 CHEVROLET GM Silverado Yukon Tahoe Suburban

[@GreenRescueLawncare]

Haha I do Lawncare and last summer my Suburban was doing the same. Those seats gett Hott 🔥 Thank you sir 👍

[@cubmancan]

No problem 👍

[@PoisonPint]

Awesome, thanks! I’ve been fighting these seats in 100 degree weather for a couple of summers. Taking the fuse out doesn’t work but hopefully this does. It disconnects just like the video and I am NOT mechanical!

[@cubmancan]

Glad it helped!

[@losmoore3358]

Thank u , thank u so much. I have that same problem with my 2005 suburban . Heater wont stay off.

[@cubmancan]

Glad I could help!

[@pittmanfh]

Same issue here. 2006 Yukon

[@cubmancan]

Hope this video helped, Thanks for watching!

[@JavierMartinez-th2vg]

Thanks it helped

[@cubmancan]

Glad to hear it, Thanks for Watching!

[@daveslastchance]

my heated seat comes on by itself. I turn it off.. it comes on again and again. Any idea what this problem is and how to fix it? '05 Escalade.

[@cubmancan]

Same problem here. I believe I may have gotten moisture in the switch. For now, I just disconnected my seat heater last summer. I did reattach the wire for this winter, and it seems to be working correctly now. If I figure it out, will post a video on it. Maybe someone will post how they fixed the heated seat controls on an Escalade, Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, Silverado, etc. Thanks for watching!

[@dudebrosefson4699]

Clean your door switch. It’s called a DDM. There’s videos on how to do it.

[@am6066]

Can I jump the pins on the male green connector to keep the other seat heaters powered?

[@cubmancan]

Good question - I am not sure about that, but it does seem that it would work. Maybe someone watching this video will know and reply. I just leave mine unplugged until weather gets pretty cold, sorry I couldn't help more.