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seat heater effectiveness 200 1988

posted by  someone claiming to be sunkisst32 on  Wed Nov 26 08:48 CST 2003 [RELATED]

When I changed the seat foam in my seat, I completely took out my heat seats because They looked like a serious fire hazard, some of the wires were broken and the frame of the seat heat was broken. But that's beside the point, if you want a heat seat that works very effectively, you might as well go to IPD's website and order a new one. They are not hard to replace. The hardest thing is that you just need to take off the seat cover and then put it back on. Even though mine was in such bad shape, it still was very warm, so I'm thinking that's what you need to do.






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