So What' this Switch?

[MangoMike]

Any ideas?

On the drivers seat. Doesn't light or seem to do anything.

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[JIM CHALOUPKA]

Mike, could it have anything to do with the graphic depiction of a seat movement below it that is blocked for your installation, due to a lack of room behind the seat???

[MangoMike]

Sorry Jim,

No relation.

Thanks

MIke

[garyde]

Hi Mike. Where's the white arrow? Anyway, it probably was a seat heater.
They don't last very long. I had a Range Rover ,which after the 4 year warrenty was out by a month, the seat drivers heater when out. I think it was $400.00-$500.00 to fix.

[Joe Cannarozzi]

Looks like it is an illuminated switch.

If you are curious pull it and check it for power.

[shookie]

hello mike...is that possibly a lumbar support switch...similar switchs, 2 on my driver seat, adjust lumbar support...could be....shookie

[Kevin Erion]

Mike, I vote with Gary on a seat heater. I just ordered 2 packs of the clean sheets, think that should last a few weeks?
I almost have the new bus back on the ground, I will try to take some pictures before I get the wheels back on.
Kevin

[Orren Zook]

Any ideas?

On the drivers seat. Doesn't light or seem to do anything.

I don't have it on my coach, but I vote with the bun warmer contingent... You can get them in the aftermarket for passenger cars for $70 a seat, that includes all wiring and switch for one side - I've had my ISRI apart and see no reason why the passenger car version would not work in that application.

[truk4u]

C'mon, you all know it's the integrated fan and suppressor for Taco touring and the associated flatulence restriction!

[Jerry Winchester]

Mike,

I have the same switch on my seat and I can't tell that it does anything nor does it illuminate.