Heated seats

[talrusan]

Hello,
I have 2015 gls Pajero. With no heated seats. I'm thinking of buying used heated seats and switchs, and replacing current seat. I think wiring is ready. Just plug n play.
Any one have experience in this case?

Thanks in advance



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[farcanal]

Hello,
I have 2015 gls Pajero. With no heated seats. I'm thinking of buying used heated seats and switchs, and replacing current seat. I think wiring is ready. Just plug n play.
Any one have experience in this case?

Thanks in advance



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Costly exercise I would imagine , and unnecessary unless you're living in a very cold part of the world.
I had them on a 2005 Exceed, rarely used them in 9 years, and it gets bloody cold in winter where I live.
I found after a few minutes they were too hot.
Just my thoughts

[DT6061]

Hello,
I have 2015 gls Pajero. With no heated seats. I'm thinking of buying used heated seats and switchs, and replacing current seat. I think wiring is ready. Just plug n play.
Any one have experience in this case?

Thanks in advance

Not questioning that you don't already have heated seats but the 2015 GLS should have them standard. Have used ours a few times only and for short periods, I wouldn't bother retro fitting them based on my experience. I'd expect the wiring will all be there though, same looms would be used throughout the range (GLX to Exceed).

[Vicbitter]

I have a 2015 gls also, and came standard with heated seats.
Love em.

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[craka]

I have a NS with heated seats and think they are great too, love them in winter.

[spot01]

I have the heated seats - excellent in winter in cold climates, but I wouldn't bother the tropics, etc


OP is in Jordan, so the spec may be different in the cars sold there

[tommy49]

You can buy heated seat cushions that plug into the 12v socket they only cost around $40 and put a seat cover over the top. Works just as well as the heated seats and at a fraction of the cost and effort of putting new seats in.

[talrusan]

Costly exercise I would imagine , and unnecessary unless you're living in a very cold part of the world.

I had them on a 2005 Exceed, rarely used them in 9 years, and it gets bloody cold in winter where I live.

I found after a few minutes they were too hot.

Just my thoughts

Look what is the case exactly. A friend who have garage having a crashed 2008 Pajero ( will be given to the the insurance company soon against a compensation ) offer to swapping what ever parts for a small amounts. So I'm planning if the seats is in a good condition and were identical to mine (same color and same leather) to swap with my seats if the heating function working fine with no extra wiring. I live in Jordan. The weather in winter can be very cold, and the leather seats can be very cold in early morning.

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[talrusan]

You can buy heated seat cushions that plug into the 12v socket they only cost around $40 and put a seat cover over the top. Works just as well as the heated seats and at a fraction of the cost and effort of putting new seats in.

I bought them ones but the ties tears off. I'm over weighted. [emoji16][emoji16]

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[talrusan]

Not questioning that you don't already have heated seats but the 2015 GLS should have them standard. Have used ours a few times only and for short periods, I wouldn't bother retro fitting them based on my experience. I'd expect the wiring will all be there though, same looms would be used throughout the range (GLX to Exceed).

This is what is really bothering me. Specs vary from a country to another. And sometimes it's vary from a dealer to another dealer in the same country. You can buy a gls with rear differential lock with no heated seats, or buying a gls with heated seats with no rear differential lock.

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