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I have a 2004 Envoy and just recently the memory for driver 1 and 2 is not keeping its memory. Also the heated seats are not working i think that it is a fuse problem. I don't have a manuel to see the diagram. what is your thoughts

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Please check fuse 19 in the rear seat fuse box:
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It may be faulty swich in those seat and ,or not power going to the unit couse theres not heat in the seat.check wireing for pawer and fuse.

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