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Seat Heater??? 200

posted by  Jessie on  Fri Mar 19 14:05 CST 2004
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Up to about 85 the 240 seat heaters did not have an on/off switch. They were "automatic" and usually only in the drivers seat. The thermostat in the heater grid was the only control. You could not turn them off, and you could hardly tell they were ever on (they did not get very hot).
The heater in that picture looks pretty messed up. You would have to re-attach the heater wire to the grid, and probably fix a broken connection at the thermostat to get it working again.






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