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#1 nazsky786

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Posted 19 February 2013 - 11:29 AM

Hello,

I need some help with heated seats. I put the recaro leather seats in which are heated and put the switchs in and the switches turn on and red when u turn dim on but seats don't heat?.

Is there a fuse or a relay that ford haven't put in that I have to put in for it to work?

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Posted 05 March 2013 - 03:33 PM

ok, i think i found out how to install the reacro leather seats.

 

You need the heated seats, the switches, the switch panel and a 2007 fuse box.

 

The heated seats for me are the Recaro leathers install them as you would normally, and reattach the seat loom to the seat. (remeber to disconnect the battery and wait about 10 mins and that remove and install your new seats)

 

Once you have done that buy the switch panel which has spaces for the heated seat switches. I got it from a st-3 carbon effect.

 

Install the panel with the switches, the wires to the switches are behind the panel, easy to find. They are black with red clip. ( Do not connect the cables which are one solid colour to the switches like blue and grey, they are forairbag and esp. )

 

Once you have the seats in and the switches plug in and in place. with the car still disconnected from the battery. You have to reinstall the new fuse box.

 

The fuse box has to have a fuse 86 . If there is no fuse at 86 then you need to replace your fuse box like me.

If you do have a fuse 86 20amp fuse then easy your seats should be working. If you have pins there but no fuse just put a 20 amp fuse in.

 

But for me it was harder. I had to remove glove box, to get better access to the old fuse box.

 

Once you swap over the fuse box for one which has fuse 86.

 

And remeber if you do change the fuse box the whole layout changes as a service bullet for from called 43 2009.

 

After all this the heated seats worked.

 

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Posted 10 March 2013 - 05:02 PM

how did you get on with this?

Fuse 86 i dont have my heated seats is fuse 121



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Posted 12 March 2013 - 06:47 PM

Got my heated seats working. Feel great good in this weather. Remote start car the seats are warm and the car so all I have to do is get in and go. Only had one problem that was centrol locking stopped working reset the module and worked. Fuse box easy switch over. And for my car it's fuse 86. But if u have newer model you fuse box start in the 100, so u need your book. Put the fuse in and should work unless u have to change fuse box.

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Posted 12 March 2013 - 06:50 PM

And is an Rs a good car. And do these recaro leathers fit in a Rs or would I have to stick with the bucket seats?

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Posted 13 March 2013 - 09:50 PM

And is an Rs a good car. And do these recaro leathers fit in a Rs or would I have to stick with the bucket seats?

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i have the heat elements from a focus ST iam going to get them fitted into the RS bucket seats

 

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Posted 14 March 2013 - 12:55 AM

Do you have a pic of the bucket seat connectors/module?. What's actually the problem. Have you tryed it without placing it inside the seat?




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