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Do you feel your seat heaters working? 200

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posted by  john sargent on  Wed Jan 21 13:56 CST 2004
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I have seen the seat bottom foam melted to the pattern of the seat heater wires in a 1991 940T. We took all of this into consideration when we eliminated the thermostats in Evan's 1984 760T (1985 seats).

With Evan being the sole operator of his car, we felt that it was better to have the seat heaters working than not, as long as he monitered the heat. The thermostats would shut the circuit off in less than a minute, and no heat would be felt. He lives in Pullman, WA. The temperatures there seldon exceed freezing in the winter, and has been down to -10ºF already this winter.
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john






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