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In Your Ford Fusion, there can be various reasons why the heated seats might stop working. One common cause, especially in older cars, is a faulty heating element within the seats. Replacing these elements is relatively affordable, typically ranging from $15 to $25. If only one seat is affected, it's more probable that this is the issue. However, if multiple seats are not functioning, the problem is likely related to a fuse or wiring problem. It's recommended to check the fuses first, as they are easier and less expensive to replace compared to addressing a wiring issue.
Can you tell me where I can locate that element to replace it?
The main issue causing the ford fusion's heated seats to not work is usually a defective seat heater element. However, it could also be due to a malfunctioning switch, electrical connection, or blown fuse.