My heated seats no longer work and I have already checked the fuse box. Can anyone tell me how to trouble shoot a solution?

 

Seat or seats? Sometimes the heating pads go bad that are in the seats. Probably the best way would be to put a volt meter on the connectors to make sure it is getting power. Don't turn on the key with the passenger seat unplugged, it will turn on the airbag light and you will have to go to the dealer to turn off.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...et-repair.html

You can find the pdf's here. look under electrical miscellaneous, heated seat repair PDF

http://srt-6.com/docs/diy.html

 

So we can assume that none of the seater Hester's work, sea and seat back on the drivers side and on the passenger side?
The Service Manual explains a series of test to check for power and resistance of the seat heaters. Look them up. The seat heaters if broken can be replaced, look in the
Index of problems in red at the bottom of my post here, replacement is explained, it is an awkward job. Check them for a circuit failure before that though.

 

Both seats do not heat. Is there a hidden relay or fuse?

 

I would say "YES". Where they are I don't know. The fuses are located in at least three locations (two under hood and one on the drivers side door pillar accessible when the door is open. You would be wise to download a cy of the owners manual, a wealth of information is in it. Also, the service manuals will pinpoint any relay location in the car as well. These, also, are downloadable from this site. Member 180 has a link in his posts for the crossfire documentation collection, if I remember correctly. Getting to know this car is FUN! Have fun!


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There are two fuses #1 and #24, and both of them are under the hood in the main fuse box. There are none in the car at the end of the dash, those fuses are for lights only.
There is no relay, power comes from the fuse panel to the two rocker switches on the dash, these switches are at opposite ends of the bank of switches but are actually joined together behind the dash and come off as a unit. The problem could lay in this unit which is known as the Heated Seat Module.