I'm never quite sure if my seat heaters are working on my E30. I'd like to test the switches to make sure they're actually sending current to the pads in the seats. I assume that if I pull the female connector they're plugged into out just enough to put a test prong onto the leads under the switch, I should be able to get some sort of reading on a meter when I turn the switch on since they'll still be connected?
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I'm never quite sure if my seat heaters are working on my E30. I'd like to test the switches to make sure they're actually sending current to the pads in the seats. I assume that if I pull the female connector they're plugged into out just enough to put a test prong onto the leads under the switch, I should be able to get some sort of reading on a meter when I turn the switch on since they'll still be connected?
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