DeputyChef22
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Front heated seats show to be on but put off no heat. Fuse is good. Maybe I’m not waiting long enough to notice it but surely after 20 minutes…
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The lights will illuminate if remote started then once started with the button, it’ll cut itself off after a couple of seconds if I press the button.Heated Seats will not work unless it is cold enough
same with steering wheel heat
The lights will illuminate if remote started then once started with the button, it’ll cut itself off after a couple of seconds if I press the button.
If I remote start the truck, the lights will stay illuminated until I hit the button to start the truck. At that point, the lights disengage shortly thereafter. No heat produced.Could you please clarify the above statement?
When you remote start, the heated seat light illuminates.
Does the light stay on or go off after a couple of seconds?
In your first post, you suggest that the heated seats' lights stays on for 20 minutes; in your second post, they only stay illuminated for a few seconds.
Do they behave any differently after a remote start versus enabling them manually?
What is the outside ambient air temperature when they don't remain on?
Also, have you verified all of the fuses and relays in the TIPM are fully seated?
Our trucks are notorious for having the fuses work themselves loose and then the gremlins begin. This reseating action should be a regular maintenance function performed.
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But what about my back pain that feels so much better with the heated seats?! Gahhh I’m old on the inside thanks to my past work historyHeated Seats will not work unless it is cold enough
same with steering wheel heat
In my 2018, the seats and wheel will heat whenever I push the buttons, regardless of the ambient temperature.Heated Seats will not work unless it is cold enough
same with steering wheel heat
That’s how my 2006 Charger is and my 2006 Ram was.In my 2018, the seats and wheel will heat whenever I push the buttons, regardless of the ambient temperature.
Anything below 35 degrees the seats and steering wheel will heat up. Make sure you don't have anything under your seat though.Heated Seats will not work unless it is cold enough
same with steering wheel heat
Not sure how to do that, to be honest..I think some folks are making misleading statements. The AUTO seat heater function will turn the heated seat and steering wheel on if the temp is below 40F. The heated seat and steering wheel will come on anytime you turn them on manually. Your issue sounds like a malfunction in the seat heater circuit. Probe between the power to the seat heater and the return and check for resistance.
What am I looking for to ensure it’s right? Just make sure nothings obviously loose?Anything below 35 degrees the seats and steering wheel will heat up. Make sure you don't have anything under your seat though.
Wish that helped me feel betterI had a 2013 Laramie, and I have a 2015 Longhorn, and I can tell you the heated seats don't work very well. Sometimes, they will warm up, but not every time. This has been a topic discussed since the new electrical architecture came out with the 2013 trucks. Some have different results, but both of my trucks sucked.
Now the 2022 is a different story; seats warm up quickly and every time.
Man, my wife's van heated seats work even in the summer. I hate when she hits the switch for her back but flips my seat by accident. It never cools down after and is most uncomfortable.Heated Seats will not work unless it is cold enough
same with steering wheel heat
I think you are referring to the center stack button with "rear" printed on it. That button turns on the rear window defrost and the heated outside mirrors, if equipped. Of the three RAM trucks I've owned, I have never seen controls for the rear seat HVAC. The rear console has controls for the rear heated/vented seats, if equipped.To tell the truth, i am still learning stuff about my 2016 Ram.
Like today, for the first time, i saw that while looking at my HVAC Controls
It has Rear HVAC
I have not playing with it, so i don't know what it does