Need help with Seat Heating wiring
#1
Need help with Seat Heating wiring
Dear friends,
Santa has been good to me too - my new, hugely-anticipated OEM 993 turbo S (plastic-backed/painted) sports heated seats have finally arrived, and I have already installed them in my car (pics to follow). My 'old' sport seats weren't heated - so could somebody shed some light in plain english as to what is required to connect the seat heating and make it work - an easy-to-understand wiring diagram perhaps?
I have already done multiple searches on rennlist forums but, no luck.
Thanks in advance and best regards
Emilios
P.S. The driving position is now a total revelation - huge improvement - plus it is a lot easier to get into/out of the car, much more comfortable - and they do look absolutely fabulous!
Santa has been good to me too - my new, hugely-anticipated OEM 993 turbo S (plastic-backed/painted) sports heated seats have finally arrived, and I have already installed them in my car (pics to follow). My 'old' sport seats weren't heated - so could somebody shed some light in plain english as to what is required to connect the seat heating and make it work - an easy-to-understand wiring diagram perhaps?
I have already done multiple searches on rennlist forums but, no luck.
Thanks in advance and best regards
Emilios
P.S. The driving position is now a total revelation - huge improvement - plus it is a lot easier to get into/out of the car, much more comfortable - and they do look absolutely fabulous!
#3
Hello Staffan,
here are the pictures as promised earlier - the pics are a bit dark though as it is already late afternoon over here.
Although it is usually sunny and warm over here, it does get quite cold in wintertime - and seat heating would be a welcome 'luxury' rather than an absolute necessity - but since they are heated -might as well connect them and use them!
All the best
Emilios
here are the pictures as promised earlier - the pics are a bit dark though as it is already late afternoon over here.
Although it is usually sunny and warm over here, it does get quite cold in wintertime - and seat heating would be a welcome 'luxury' rather than an absolute necessity - but since they are heated -might as well connect them and use them!
All the best
Emilios
Last edited by emilios; 04-17-2004 at 03:26 AM.
#4
Emilios,
Did you have these seats before?
Or perhaps these?
I have the 'sports' seats in the top photo and find them both comfortable in normal driving conditions and very supportive in hard cornering done in a recent D/E.
I've never thought of replacing them. What do your new seats have that the old ones didn't?
Did you have these seats before?
Or perhaps these?
I have the 'sports' seats in the top photo and find them both comfortable in normal driving conditions and very supportive in hard cornering done in a recent D/E.
I've never thought of replacing them. What do your new seats have that the old ones didn't?
#5
Hello John,
and Merry Christmas. I had the sport seats (option Code 383 & 387) in the top photo, like yourself. Although much more supportive than the 'standard fitment' comfort seats (in the yellow car), I found it quite hard to get into/out of the car - especially compared to my new ones - probably due to the very pronounced side bolsters. I find the new ones are much easier to get into/out of, much more supportive - especially in the higher back area.
I became totally obsessed with these seats since I took a 993 turbo S for a testdrive a few months ago. Actually, the only thing I preferred driving the 993 Turbo S to my car was the sport seats!
After installation I went for a very spirited drive, and found them much more comfortable, more supportive - even more confidence-inspiring - if you like. It's all very subjective, of course. I have heard drivers or seen comments (from 993 drivers who have these sport seats) and they were very varied and diverse.
I, though, am very happy with them - probably the best single upgrade I made to my car so far. In my opinion, they look absolutely awesome with those body-colour painted seat backs and their seatback contours.
Feel free to contact me if you require any extra info.
Best regards
Emilios
and Merry Christmas. I had the sport seats (option Code 383 & 387) in the top photo, like yourself. Although much more supportive than the 'standard fitment' comfort seats (in the yellow car), I found it quite hard to get into/out of the car - especially compared to my new ones - probably due to the very pronounced side bolsters. I find the new ones are much easier to get into/out of, much more supportive - especially in the higher back area.
I became totally obsessed with these seats since I took a 993 turbo S for a testdrive a few months ago. Actually, the only thing I preferred driving the 993 Turbo S to my car was the sport seats!
After installation I went for a very spirited drive, and found them much more comfortable, more supportive - even more confidence-inspiring - if you like. It's all very subjective, of course. I have heard drivers or seen comments (from 993 drivers who have these sport seats) and they were very varied and diverse.
I, though, am very happy with them - probably the best single upgrade I made to my car so far. In my opinion, they look absolutely awesome with those body-colour painted seat backs and their seatback contours.
Feel free to contact me if you require any extra info.
Best regards
Emilios
#6
Emilios, Nice seats!
Good you are happy with them.
Well I guess heated seats in Cyprus is like AC over here, you kind of survives without it :-)
I am thinking about ditching the AC for weight and power reasons, it's a irreversable decission, but if I don't find a gutted 964 turbo soon I am going in that direction.
Good you are happy with them.
Well I guess heated seats in Cyprus is like AC over here, you kind of survives without it :-)
I am thinking about ditching the AC for weight and power reasons, it's a irreversable decission, but if I don't find a gutted 964 turbo soon I am going in that direction.
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#9
Originally posted by DrJupeman
Why is taking out the AC irreversible? Just because you head down a slippery slope or is there a technical reason?
Why is taking out the AC irreversible? Just because you head down a slippery slope or is there a technical reason?
But I just know that removing the AC would trigger all sort of other activities, slippery slope as you put it.
This is something I think to much of at the moment, not sure I am ready for taking the plunge (yet).
#10
Just discovered (actually found out how the seat-heating buttons work!) that the seat-heaters on my 993 sport seats work without any mod to the cars' factory seat wiring/cable harness, which essentially I assume that the cars' seat wiring/cable harness is pre-wired to accept any seat options/extras right from the factory.
Thought I should share this with you.
Best regards
Emilios
Thought I should share this with you.
Best regards
Emilios