Heated seats
Anyone ever try adding heated seats? I found a site that sells a unit for $80.00.
http://www.heated-seat.com/index.html I do not know if the seats leather will be to stiff to be able to remove easily. Looks like a job that can be done. |
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There have been some members in the past that have done it. There are directions on changing the seat covers in the How-To Docs. If you can get a OEM switch from a Canadian member, you can put it in your dash and make it look stock. :)
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Seat heater switch beige...83001PA200DO Seat heater switch grey....83001PA200MD . |
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Thanks for the part number, I was curious to the price but its about $90
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What should be the typical heat up time? Mine can take 5-10 minutes, actually.
Old heater elements? Anything that can be done apart from a swap? |
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Does this seat heater switch need to be purchased from a Canadian dealership?
Does getting the stock heater switch prohibit one from getting an aftermarket heater element that is actually installed in the car seat? |
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Using the Canadian switch with an aftermarket heater element is exactly the idea. The Canadian heated seat switch is to make it look as factory as possible. |
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And it should be able to work with most, if not all, aftermarket or even other OEM Subaru seat heater elements. I believe Mike Davis was one of the first to do this using a Canadian switch and elements from 2nd gen Outback seats. The switch mounts in place of the "coin holder" on 92-95 US SVX. On an OBD2, you would need to relocate the OBD2 scanner port or figure out some other solution. |
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I have had the canadian seat heater switch sitting around now for a number of years - from what I understand it is a simple on/off setup, what I want to know is - is there a factory timer somewhere that turns off the heater or do you have to turn off manually ?.
Does someone have a wiring diagram of the setup, as I think you would also need a relay to switch the high current from battery to heater core ?. Also what size fuse is in the system - as this will determine the wattage of the heater. TIA |
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