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Seat Heaters Question 850 1997

posted by  sperryrand on  Fri Mar 4 00:12 CST 2005
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The wiring is in place both at the console and under the seats. Heating elements would need to be installed as well as the switches.

I ran through this myself about a year ago when I replaced my worn-out leather seats with a set of new ones that had heaters in them. All I had to do was get swtiches and make the connections then everything worked just right.

Hope this helps
--
'95 854GLT 183k miles






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