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| Hi smiffy If you put youre lips against them after a couple of mins you will be able to feel them warming up..I say youre lips because there very sensitive to temperatures..Also check fuse 35 in the n/s fusebox..(its a 5 amp fuse that is the second one up in the middles row..this fuse is for heated washer jets and heated door mirrors) Hope this info helps mate.. cheers |
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