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Replacing heating elements in seats

posted by  someone claiming to be Wyseguy on  Tue Nov 26 10:16 CST 2002 [RELATED]

Make sure the heater element cicuit is open before you proceed too far. Take the seat out of the car, where the heater plugs into the power supply you can use a continuity checker. If the circuit is open it is fried. Cut the hog rings off with side cutters. Pull the cover off, remove the old heater, slide in the new one, put the cover back on. Attach the cover with good quality ty-wraps and re0install the seat. easy in 2-3 hours.






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