dominikstar1
Kangoo massage seat malfunction
Summary of the thread
A 2009 Renault Kangoo owner experienced a malfunction with the driver's seat massage function, where the switch was unresponsive despite the fuses being intact. An OBD scanner revealed a generic error related to the massage seat circuit. The issue was suspected to be a cable or plug problem with the switch. After consulting with others and visiting a workshop, it was confirmed to be a faulty connector under the seat, which was repaired, restoring the massage function.
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dominikstar1 (community.author)
Thanks for the quick reply! The error code was pretty generic, something like 'Massage seat circuit malfunction'. It didn't specify the exact location of the fault. In your BMW, was it difficult to access the wiring and check the connections?
antoniameier6
Accessing the wiring wasn't too bad, but honestly, I'd recommend taking it to a workshop. Unless you're very comfortable with automotive electrics, you could end up causing more damage. They'll be able to diagnose the problem properly. Going to a garage is always the safest bet.
dominikstar1 (community.author)
Thanks, I appreciate the advice. I took it to a local shop, and you were right – it was a faulty connector under the seat. They fixed it for 95€, and now the massage function is working perfectly again!
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antoniameier6
I had a comparable issue with my old BMW 5 series, also a massage seat. The switch seemed dead. In my case, it was a faulty connection. Did the error message specify which part of the system the fault related to?