seat warmer install
Champion
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From: New Jersey
nice.
So just so I know.. is this the Mopar heated seat kit or an aftermarket kit?
B/c I have an aftermarket one laying around, but if the Mopar kit went in that easy and I don't need hog ring pliers to unto the seat fabric, then I might order this ASAP and put them in over a weekend.
So just so I know.. is this the Mopar heated seat kit or an aftermarket kit?
B/c I have an aftermarket one laying around, but if the Mopar kit went in that easy and I don't need hog ring pliers to unto the seat fabric, then I might order this ASAP and put them in over a weekend.
Last edited by Izero; Jan 25, 2013 at 12:09 PM.
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Record Breaker
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From: live oak, ca
Sweet. I want, I want!!! Did you get OEM warmer coils from the Dealer or aftermarkets? Link?
Yeah, I used the cigar oulet wire which is a 10ga Pink w/yw trace or maybe it was a white trace??? I used that wire for all my Accessories. I have 5 relays running off that line which is les than 1.5A of draw.
I do know my truck has the OEM warmer igtails but I never probed them for power output. Good to know!!!
Yeah, I used the cigar oulet wire which is a 10ga Pink w/yw trace or maybe it was a white trace??? I used that wire for all my Accessories. I have 5 relays running off that line which is les than 1.5A of draw.
I do know my truck has the OEM warmer igtails but I never probed them for power output. Good to know!!!
I used cigar outlet too on my dakota for everything without issues, but never thought about checking the warmer circuit, works quite well
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Record Breaker
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From: live oak, ca
The pads are VERY thin, once installed, you never know they are there, cant see or feel them all, the factory warmer circuit is fused, and the warmers have a fuse for each side, so its protected very well
