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I purchased the pigtails from quality mobile video.com. I had no issues feeling the elements. I know they are there but I don’t feel the wires, I think if someone feels the elements with the kit I purchased , there may some installer error.

Great! Only one issue, although, not enough of an issue for me to change the switches. The switches show a red light when on high and a green light whom low. The passenger side lost the green light, it glows red on both low and high. It didn’t change the pad temperature. From what I can tell...

I may have missed it said in here but, what is the reason not to use switches that are compatible with adaptive cruise control? From what I can see, there appears to be nothing that separates the hardware. I have a line on the sw-8576, which is what another instruction is calling out for, but...

Spot on, I had 2 rangers, ‘95 and ‘03. Both drove to over 200k. Aside from seemingly thinner metal and wonky infotainment, the maverick is the true ranger (original) successor. the space inside the front feels similar. Really nice to have the rear seat space. the height of the truck is where...

Mine typically will pop open when I have a load in the bed, perhaps a side effect from the unibody. Never flaps though.

Looking forward to seeing your progress. This is probably my project when the weather gets warmer

Thanks for the assist!

This is not the one, but it’s the same thing...

Disney team up?

They’ve been great! They really help when the truck is still cold, they warm up before the heat does. The pigtail just extends the power past the fuse it occupies, while still protecting the original circuit. There is an inline 10 amp fuse from the pigtail to the seats. so far so good, they’ve...

Easiest way for me, get one of these, clip to ground, touch the metal seen at the top of each fuse with the ignition off, and with accessories on. You’ll find exactly which ones are which. https://www.harborfreight.com/612v-circuit-tester-with-5-ft-lead-63603.html

Not knowing enough about the power draw, I decided to split them. I thought about using a fuse tap that creates 2 additional lines, but being a novice, I was worried it would overload the circuit. If the single fuse can handle it, it would make this a little simpler.

Correct, no glue. Just the plastic perimeter clips on the front and sides and the rings. I used a few videos for reference, here is a good one, except they decided to eliminate the hog ring keeper all together.

Thanks! I feel like it took longer to post than it did to install!

Posted final install https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/heated-seat-install.25964/

A few more pics: green light is low heat, red light is high heat I have access to an IR camera: it got much hotter when sitting in it!

Sorry for the long post but I thought this was a good project to share. I completed my installation of aftermarket seat heaters to the front seats that I mentioned on a previous thread. The kit was from Amazon, I can’t find the order in my history but this is the closest match in price and...

It didn’t work in my case. I do live in a bit of a bad reception area though, it seemed to get worse with the booster installed. It is also possible I installed it incorrectly or was faulty. Either way, not worth the effort for me to try again. I also tried the stubby antenna, same results, the...