Hi guys and girls i need some major help as iv gotten stuck on my last bit of work before all my interior can go back in. So here it is im wanting to install heated seats and i have the heat pads that go into the seats top and bottom , i also have the 2 genuine vertical seat heater switches that i want to connect to the centre console coin slots .my problem is iv got a fzj80 1995 and i do not have the 2 plugs near the console for the heater switches so i need to make a new wiring that goes from positive and negative into switches then from switches to heat pads to support the hi low feature on the switch and iv got no idea to get this rite. Iv seen a few threads on here about seat heaters but cant seem to match anything up to make this work ,so if anyone on here that knows about this could you please draw me up a diagram for making a new loom to make this work . Its driving me crazy. So all i have is the heat pads and the 2 genuine switches thats all no factory wiring in the 80 for heated seats . Please help
Heated seats help needed
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Typically, aftermarket seat heaters simply require +12 and ground. They usually include switches for hi and lo on a separate harness.
I used the OEM switches in place of the included switches.
In the resources section there's a very basic diagram of the seat heater switches that I used.
I used the OEM switches in place of the included switches.
In the resources section there's a very basic diagram of the seat heater switches that I used.
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Thanks iv got the same but the pins on the aftermarket switches dont match the the oem switches . They need to be wired differently. As the contacts on the oem swith and the contacts on the aftermarket switches are different . Thats where im stuckTypically, aftermarket seat heaters simply require +12 and ground. They usually include switches for hi and lo on a separate harness.
I used the OEM switches in place of the included switches.
In the resources section there's a very basic diagram of the seat heater switches that I used.
You didn't look at the diagram...
That's why I gave you the link.
A switch is a switch. You just need to figure out the closures.
That's why I gave you the link.
A switch is a switch. You just need to figure out the closures.
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Thanks bro all worked out thanks for your help
