heated seats
Originally Posted by Boosted04S2k,Sep 30 2006, 11:47 PM
what type of place did you take it to.and how much was it for the install....?
David
David
got the heaters in.....now....I need to pick a location for the buttons.was thinking next to the window switch on the door...good....bad...?if anyone has found or was thinking about a good location let me know.
was also thinking about ordering some accord seat heater buttons for that OEM look.Don't like these round ones.
Thanks
was also thinking about ordering some accord seat heater buttons for that OEM look.Don't like these round ones.
Thanks
Frankly, i had never done anything like this before and it took me about 2 hours per seat. It is not hard. You need patience, and the right tools (read the instructions many times! You don't want to screw it up!). Also, it helps if there are two people when putting the hog rings back in.
Otherwise, make a 9/16" hole (i think its that size... but check your seat heater instruction for the diameter of the switch) and install it under the storage compartment. I hooked it up to the power outlet under the storage compartment (there is one swithc on each side of it) as this has current while the car is on and none when the car is off (so you don't drain the battery). Besides that... make a small hole in the carpet under each seat and run the the wires from under the seat to the switch via the hole in the carpet.
Trust me, you'll be extremely happy that you did it yourself when you take the car out for your first spin and you see that the seats are warm as hell!!
If you need guidance, you can always msg me
D
Otherwise, make a 9/16" hole (i think its that size... but check your seat heater instruction for the diameter of the switch) and install it under the storage compartment. I hooked it up to the power outlet under the storage compartment (there is one swithc on each side of it) as this has current while the car is on and none when the car is off (so you don't drain the battery). Besides that... make a small hole in the carpet under each seat and run the the wires from under the seat to the switch via the hole in the carpet.
Trust me, you'll be extremely happy that you did it yourself when you take the car out for your first spin and you see that the seats are warm as hell!!
If you need guidance, you can always msg me
D
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