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It looks like two levels of heat are available. Looks like the switches for the aftermarket seat heaters we put in an old Ram truck.
Damn my dogs would be smitten as kittens with heated rear seats. For the love of god I hope my wife does not find her way to this thread or I will be ordered to have this done ASAP.
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I installed heated front seats in my wife’s 2008 Expedition years ago. It was a bitch taking out the seats, undoing the covers (seat and back), installing, hog rings up the $&?@#%, and wiring and reinstalling them. Plastic trim clips breaking off, a new $135 seat side panel later, I’d never do them again. Until next time
I plan on doing this mod eventually, for $73 though. I did it to my Forester STI-clone a couple months ago. I used an unused 15A fuse which is ample. I believe when both sides (4 pads) are on high, it only uses up to 74W. It looks just like what the OP showed. The labor is a bit tricky I'm sure. I still have a bunch of the hog wires and the pliers, so I might as well. My daughter and her friend will sit back there from time to time, but she's driving now so probably not that often.
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