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Seat heater element question #2.... 200 1986

posted by  B.C. on  Fri Feb 20 17:14 CST 2004
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WOW! My post was answered in 45 minutes! I am impressed, and the answers were good, you guys. I look forward wo warming up the driver's seat in the 1988 244GL wifemobile! Only the PS works in that one. She likes it when I'm driving.

Now I am on a short break to (1) check for answers, (2) ask another question, and (3) have a scrumptious South-Beach-Diet-approved dessert made by wife.sig.

Question #2: The heater elements are out, and look intact. I haven't used the ohmmeter to check for continuity, that'll come later.

But here's what I did find: The wires run from side to side, anchored at each side by some sort of fabric ribbon. The ribbon is in many little pieces, and the wires are just hanging there.

Do you have any idea what sort of thing would work for re-attaching the wires to the frame? Is it a high-temp stuff? Ordinary string? Flat stuff needed since round string might make a pattern in one's delicate heiny?

As always, all answers are appreciated.

Regards,

Bob

:>)





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