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03-Gwagen Elite Veteran Date registered: Apr 2006 Location: Western Pennsylvania Vehicle(s): CLK63 Black Series, 2018 G63, 2016 GLE300d Posts: 888 | heated seats for those of you not lucky enough to have heated seats.... http://www.heatedseatkits.com/ seems reasonable. | ||
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79percent Extreme Veteran Date registered: Apr 2006 Location: Remscheid / Germany Vehicle(s): 300 GE Posts: 537 | RE: heated seats I did something similar - different manufacturer, but same principle. I used in addition the original Seat heating module and the switches...
http://www.gwagen.de/html/english/seatheating.htm
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ewalberg Expert Date registered: Apr 2006 Location: Past: San Francisco. Present: Germany Vehicle(s): 2000 g500 Posts: 1887 | Re: heated seats I almost never use mine, but the female passengers tend to use them alot, which keeps me from having to crank the heater, which keeps me from overheating and sweating and feeling stuffy in the car. The point... even if you never use them, put them in for the passenger and you may LOVE them. | ||
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Fenalaar Elite Veteran Date registered: May 2006 Location: Narvik, Norway Vehicle(s): 2001 ML270CDI, Polaris 400L Big Boss Posts: 826 | Re: heated seats If now I could find either som seat covers without extra padding or find someone to refurbish the seats while I'm waiting... I just might have to find some old ratty seats to use so I can get the recaros refurbished with heaters inside. Johan-Kr | ||
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