2000 Lincoln LS front heated seats are not working. Could it be a fuse?

I suggest visit this link and select 2001 year to find your Lincoln LS Owner Information and fuse location and details.

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The first thing I would check is your fuses. Your owners manual will tell you which fuse block to use....sometimes there is a sticker on the panel of the fuse block that will tell you which fuse you need to check. After that, check the wiring to the seat heaters to verify that they are getting power.

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bleed all the air out.....

well if the heating element is good then you may have a bad switch, test the switch, also theres a heater module that goes bad located under driver seat ,so check that also. hope this helps,

the temp regulator is at fault.

Most likely your heated seat pads in the seats have gone bad...they do all the time.

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Seat motor,connector,wiring,fuse and position switch are the only item in the picture here,

I will start with checking the motor connector (NOT AIR BAG) first.

Fuse second and work you way to the switch,

If you are handy you can apply 12V power to the seat and see does it move.

A dirty seat track rail can also cause the fuse to blow,

The elements that heat the seats have failed. you will need to replace these failed seat elements asap if possible. These elements are embedded in the actual seats.

take a look at the fuses

check to see if there is a separate fuse for each seat and also to find out if the heat element is unpluged or just burned out stop by a dealer and check in the parts department and at the same time you can get a price and exact location where it is located in the seat cause you may have to remove the seat covers to repair it or replace