Seat heater

Asked by Feb 21, 2009 at 02:27 PM about the 2004 Chrysler Crossfire Limited

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The seat heater on the drivers side is out. Where is it and how much does it cost to replace it? Can I do it myself, or do I have to take it in?

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answered 7 years ago

You can generally easily fix the seat heater itself. There is a common issue with the wires breaking. An alternative heating pad can be installed. I have done this to both my seats and they have been good for the last year+. Allow 4 hours to remove seat, remove upholstery and re terminate or add seat pad. New pad is not quite as hot as original, nit that was TOO hot. Check out crosfireforum.org for complete write ups.

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