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Seat Heater??? 200

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posted by  Nickvjr on  Fri Mar 19 14:48 CST 2004
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Usually the 12V wire comes out beneath the drivers seat near the air duct for the rear passanger. Both my 79 264GL & 79 262C have heated drivers seats and the 262C has a heated passanger seat. None of the seats work because of the thermostat in the heater grid is busted. I plan to take it out and replace it with some I grabbed out of other cars that tested good. If that does not work I will just hot wire it and have it run off a switch/relay like the later model defroster circuit. I would just turn it on and in a short time it would turn itself off. Of course I have to make sure that the relay does not allow the heater grid to stay on for too long of a time, I want toasty buns not fried rump. Good Luck!

Sincerely,
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Julio Meza

1979 264GL B27F 123K

1979 262C B27F 159K

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