Heated seats and driver side power seat stopped working

Asked by 04yukon Mar 18, 2018 at 06:29 AM about the 2004 GMC Yukon SLT 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

We have a 2004 gmc Yukon and both driver and passenger
side seats stopped heating and driver side seat won't
move.is there a certain fuse that controls that?can't find
anywhere in books and leather gets cold here in Alaska and
not being able to adjust driver seat sucks.or is there
something I can do without taking to dealership?I've tried
researching it's how I've solved and fixed any other
issues.its a 2004 gmc Yukon slt.

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Jorge answered 6 years ago

Yes there is a fuse. If you have the owner's manual, take a look at it, you may find the information there.

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2000GMCowner answered 6 years ago

theres also a seat memory module under the drivers side seat they go bad also the fuse for heated seats is i believe in the fuse panel under the hood

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zdavis928 answered 3 years ago

Did you ever get this issue fixed? I have the same exact make and model and am having the same exact problem and was looking for a solution.

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