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Most likely you will be dealing with broken seat element. locate harness connector for heating element under seat and ck for power with test lite. just experienced same problem in a 2000 park ave
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I have not used my heated seat all summer long, the heated seat did not work in winter when putting the switch on,so i opened the switch cleaned the contacts with (brake cleaner spray) and boom started to work.
The last time I checked one of these, the wiring harness for everything you just described is underneath the seat. You'll have to move the seat all the way forward or back to get to the harnesses to reconnect them.
I hope this helps! :) Let me know if you need any further assistance in this matter.
Check you connections both under the seat and at the switch. Many times corrosion will occur due to the amount of amperage that goes through the circuit.
Probably a fuse!
Under the dash on the drivers side or under the hood.
New cars have them labeled right at the fuses not in the manual!
Hope this is helpful.
The problem is most likely caused by shorted heating grids in the seat cushion itself, kind of like the heating element in an electric blanket, very expensive to replace.
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