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Car heated seat installation
Are your buttocks getting chilly in the winter? Are you aching to have something warm to sit on? If so, there's no need to wait any longer. In this blog post, we'll tell you how you can get a car heated seat installed on your vehicle. It doesn't matter what type of car you drive — ours was an Acura MDX, and it was still an easy install! So read on for the low down on how to install a heated seat for your buttocks!
1) Turn off the engine and remove the key from the ignition.
2) Pop open any necessary doors (depending on if they are locked or unlocked).
3) Locate where your spare tire is stored. (It's probably behind the rear seats or somewhere under the back panel.)
4) Lift up the trunk mat just enough to reveal the carpet underneath. (You'll probably have to remove it completely.)
5) You should see a bolt with a few wires attached. It should be appear in the following diagram:
Remove each wire from its mounting screw. (There will be one wire attached on each side of where you removed the spare tire.) Place them aside in order not to lose them.
6) Next, remove one of the bolts holding down your seat.
7) Start pulling up on the seat and you should be able to get it free.
8) Place the seat aside in the trunk of your car.
9) You'll now see a few more parts, including a hook that holds the seatbelt down, probably two more bolts holding down your seat, a metal bar connected to your seat base, and a bracket connected to the bottom of it.
10) Next, you will have to remove the hook from your vehicle. Remove both of the screws that are holding it in place.
11) Then take off both bolts from under your seat base.
12) Finally remove both bolts from under your metal bracket using an adjustable wrench or pliers for tight spaces.
13) Lift up your seat and place it as far from the trunk as you can.
14) Put the bolt back into place, and use your adjustable wrench or pliers to tighten it down along with your seat belt.
15) Next, you will have to connect the wires to the new heated seat. Put one wire on each end of the copper flat contact points on the new heated seat.
16) Put both wires back through their respective mounting screw holes in order not to lose them!
17) That's it! You're done! You're now ready for a warm backside any time you want it. visit here = https://azsuntops.com/
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