Yeah, 948cc sounded so much more impressive than 0.9 liters!I love how the engines were so little they were rated in cubic centimeters
Great job! That looks amazing and pretty factory!!I did mine!!!
This looks quite easy to do actually (install Dorman rear seat heater kit). If you have Aux switches with front/right IGN/Acc hot wire, you could attach that to the Dorman kit and then run the wiring inside the vehicle to the side interior panel next to one of the rear seat sides and mount the switch into the plastic. Buy a Deutsch DT connector male/female so your wire harness line to each of the seat pads is removable for when you want to take the seat out, and you are all set. The biggest challenge would probably be getting that heating pad underneath the fabric or leather. But seriously, the wiring job would probably take about 2 hours and that's probably an overstatement if you have the Aux switches. If not, a relay and extra wiring to the battery would do the same and you could run it under the Jeep instead of using the Aux Switch bank IGN/Acc hot wire, however....it will use the 10amp fuse that the IGN/Acc uses too, so you might want to keep the in-line 10Amp fuse. I'd hesitate to hook the Dorman kit up to the Aux Switch "Battery" wire (same bundle, inside the R/Front Passenger footwell with Aux Switches installed) as it would be parasitic draw if the heater seats were left on after you shut the vehicle off. Attaching it to the IGN/Acc would allow you to keep the switches on during cold weather to warm them up if you have remote start. Most folks don't know that the Aux Switches come with a wire that's hot when the car's started that you can connect to stuff like this so long as you have a switch (otherwise your seat heater would be on while the IGN/Acc is on) to modulate it. Good luck! Would be great to see if you do this and/or if anyone else attempts it. I take my back seat out cuz...dog, no kids....
Holy cow that is awesome. Seriously. Great job!!!!I did mine!!!
Looks great! What kit did you use, how hard was the install, to what power source did you connect the wires?I did mine!!!
Meanwhile in North Texas we just got through a spell of 10 days below freezing. And we hit 114 this past summer as well. Our weather swings can be pretty dramatic.
