How to Install & Wire Aftermarket Heated Seat Pads | AnthonyJ350
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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What's up man. Super clean install. My first time seeing this type of upgrade. Nice work on the editing.
Thanks! Wants to keep it short and straight to the point.
i put mine under the seat covers,work great
Thanks for sharing!
This was my plan. Glad to hear that it works
Good job! Here in Florida I only use my heated seats at least 5 days out of the year...But its soooo good when it's cold...
Thanks! Definitely a nice to have feature.
@@AnthonyJ350 On a different subject: My Dashcam is causing FM reception problems...Is this problem camera specific, vehicle specific, or pretty common? Some solutions are Ferret Core adapters to reduce EMF...Any solutions or ideas welcomed.
@@stealthg35infiniti94 Is it a 360 view camera?
@@AnthonyJ350 ThiEYE Dash Cam Safeel Zero + with WIFI...It's 1080P with 170° ,F1.8 Lens....Not bad for an entry level camera within its price range...I would be satisfied with the performance if it wasn't for the FM radio reception interference.
@@stealthg35infiniti94 So if you unplugnit reception gets better?
I have to instal hog rings through the heat pad in order to secure my seat cover. With this effect the heat pad? Can you suggest and alternative?
It possibly can if you puncture the coil. You can try folding it out of the way to clear the the seat cover?
Hey Anthony, this is a question from an older video in 2012 on immobilizer bypass stuff. How do I use both blades if only 1 slides into my compustar unit? I have an 06 manual trans outback with immobilizer, and just want remote start while using my factory alarm/ unlock and lock. By that, I don't mean still using factory remotes. Wouldn't I need both modules (TB and AL) to override the immobilizer AND factory locks?
Here's what my collection is so far:
-COMPUSTAR FT-7200S
-Firstech FT-DAS (Manual trans shock sensor)
-Flashing software and cable
-PRIME G15 Remotes
Your help would be much appreciated! I've been doing extensive research in to this and this is the last piece of the puzzle. Thank you!
Probably need to run a Blade AL and an external AL CA integration module.
Does the included wiring harness have a relay or does this amount of draw not need one?
Some come with relays. I recommend installing a relay if you can't find a circuit that can handle a good amount of amperage.
Could you just use the original heating pads and switches and put them into an aftermarket seat, I like my 03 350z heated seat switches and location, but the cushions and vinyl are donzo. I wanted to take a Braum seat and mount it onto the 03 seat rails and mounts, to keep them powered and then switch the heat pads into the braum cushion before trying to install the newer seat cushions and all onto the old z seat “chassis” but I didn’t know if that was possible. My other option would be to just deal with not having powered seats, get braum seats and install the factory heating pad into the new braum seats, using the old switches and wiring harnesses. Been watching your channel for a while now, funny now that I’m looking into fixing my seats you (a z channel) pops up, and oddly enough NOT working on a Z 🤣 Thanks Again, any info would help
Ya I don't think a lot of "Z Subscribers" know I'm an active professional technician. Do your aftermarket seats come apart easily? What the material on the outside?
Great job. I really liked your video. Can you tell me what brand and where you got them from or if you have link to them. Thank you sir
It was a generic heating pad from my supplier. They all seem to be the same honestly.
Nice snap on drill wish I had money like that :(
Thanks! You can own it too! Just work a lot of hours, especially if you're in your 20's
Would this work on my 2016 Ram with half leather seats?
Yup it should
How much would this cost?
Typically $500 to $700 for a pair installed.
Can you get away with this on a lease and have a clean install ? i have a 2021 Ford ranger
As long as the shop is experienced and warranty their work.
@@AnthonyJ350 OK and this is more of a job for an upholstery guy?
@@rich__details Depends on the seat. Most experienced 12 volt Installers will be able to disassemble most seats. There are rare exceptions you need a dedicated upholstery guy to take apart and then an installer to do the wiring.
@@AnthonyJ350 i’m just trying to figure out where to take it to the truck has 50 miles on it I just got it 2 days ago! The dealer said they couldn’t do anything about it so I’m wondering what place should be able to take care of this? Like what kind of business?
@@rich__details A good car audio shop that knows how to work on old and newer vehicles.