need aftermarket heated seats for 04 ram cloth int.
#2
Re:need aftermarket heated seats for 04 ram cloth int.
Looking to heat your stock seat? Call your local interior shop. I looked into this in the past for another vehicle and it was ~$200 per side installed. If you can do your own interior work you'll find plenty of types with just a google search. But the call to the pro will give you an idea of what's good. I know their brand seemed of higher quality compared to what I found.
This is what they used, I think:
http://www.rostra.com/seat-heater.htm
http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...pic/86785.html
On the Ram it would be nice to pick up the factory switches from the leather seats...wonder what that would cost.
This is what they used, I think:
http://www.rostra.com/seat-heater.htm
http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...pic/86785.html
On the Ram it would be nice to pick up the factory switches from the leather seats...wonder what that would cost.
#6
Re:need aftermarket heated seats for 04 ram cloth int.
Spots,
How was the installation?
How long did it take?
Happy with them?
At one time I saw a filler panel that went into the cuby hole beneth the raidio, I wonder where that panel could be gotten?
How was the installation?
How long did it take?
Happy with them?
At one time I saw a filler panel that went into the cuby hole beneth the raidio, I wonder where that panel could be gotten?
#7
Re:need aftermarket heated seats for 04 ram cloth int.
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Spots,
How was the installation?
How long did it take?
Happy with them?
At one time I saw a filler panel that went into the cuby hole beneth the raidio, I wonder where that panel could be gotten?
[/quote]
Install was about 3 or 4 hours. Went well, I used to wrench for a living so I have the tools. They have been good so far. I would rec'd them. Price was right, they were helpful. Try your dodge dealer for that filler panel. Mine is where I put paperwork so I would not want to fill it.
Spots,
How was the installation?
How long did it take?
Happy with them?
At one time I saw a filler panel that went into the cuby hole beneth the raidio, I wonder where that panel could be gotten?
[/quote]
Install was about 3 or 4 hours. Went well, I used to wrench for a living so I have the tools. They have been good so far. I would rec'd them. Price was right, they were helpful. Try your dodge dealer for that filler panel. Mine is where I put paperwork so I would not want to fill it.
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#8
Re:need aftermarket heated seats for 04 ram cloth int.
Try your dodge dealer for that filler panel. Mine is where I put paperwork so I would not want to fill it.
Yup, seeing that you get a handy bin there instead of the switches and 4x4 selector, I'd stick with the bin as well.
Thanks for the info!
Yup, seeing that you get a handy bin there instead of the switches and 4x4 selector, I'd stick with the bin as well.
Thanks for the info!
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What's involved in inserting the heating pad between the leather and the seat cushion? I can do the electrical stuff, install switches, etc. but don't know about taking the seat apart - how do you do this? I have the power seat with leather.
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