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My husband and I were in a wreck not long ago. We t-boned a lady but was going bout 25mph. I had heated seats on (as I always do) and when we cranked truck after wreck, the heated seats didnt work. Dealer told our insurance that seats wouldn't of been issue with wreck and it's not related. I was googling and from what I read, there is a tie between heated seats and airbag? Our airbag did not deploy but light for airbag stayed on. Help! I gotta have my heated seats! Our truck is a 2017 Chevrolet Silverado Z71

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Did they fix it so that the air bag light doesn't come on now?  Sounds like the system got messed up from the accident.  If all has been fixed and the heated seats still don't work then it could be a coincident that they just happen to stop working.  Did you check all the fuses?

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If your airbag light is still on your truck is not completely fixed. Theres a sensor somewhere that is broken or a wire. Once that is repaired worry about the heater. Since they are both in the same harness id bet they work in unison

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 Welcome to this forum and sorry you are dealing with an accident.  If your heated seats were working at the time of the crash and quit immediately after, then the malfunction is impact related.  I can't imagine the body shop not including this as part of the repair.  What is your insurance company saying?

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The truck just got brought to another shop 2 days in hopes all the work will be done. Our insurance took over because the officers said the car we hit was stolen....but a week after accident Geico took over. The lady apparently had insurance. Our insurance says that if the dealer said the heated seats were not from impact, then it's not from impact. Smh, why we come up with that?? 

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Update...the heated seats now work. When they turned the airbag light off, heated seats started working again. Thanks for the replies!

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