Are all 4th Gens PRE WIRED for heated seats?
Are all 4th Gens PRE WIRED for heated seats?
Tried searching everywhere but couldnt find the answer. I have a 97 Maxima SE with dual power seats. Were all the 97-99 Maxes prewired for heated seats? Also were they pre wired for the switches too?
Thanks
Thanks
No and no. I already answered in the other thread.
There are definatly not heating elements in the seats just waiting to be hooked up, if thats what your asking. I ended up tapping my switches into the cigarette lighter because I couldn't find any wires that where supposed to be for the heated seats. If you do get heated seats and switches the install is pretty easy. There are marks on the inside of the center console to show where the heated seat switches go and the correct size.
There are definatly not heating elements in the seats just waiting to be hooked up, if thats what your asking. I ended up tapping my switches into the cigarette lighter because I couldn't find any wires that where supposed to be for the heated seats. If you do get heated seats and switches the install is pretty easy. There are marks on the inside of the center console to show where the heated seat switches go and the correct size.
Thanks for the QUICK response. The main concern was the wires already running for us to hoook the new seats to. I guess not. I might purchase these dual power heated seats for my maxima and wanted the install to be as simple as possible. So nissan didnt run the wires for new heated seats then?
No they did not. I added leather and heated seats to my car. Was VERY easy to wire myself. I used a volt meter and found 12V + under the center console and ran the power for the switch lights off of that. The power for the heater element was run off of the power for the power seat. I'm more than happy to answer any question that you have. But please try to figure things out yourself as well. I simple search in your car would have led to the conclusion that Nissan did NOT pre-wire all 4th gens for heated seats.
Justin
Justin
Originally posted by JdawgX
No they did not. I added leather and heated seats to my car. Was VERY easy to wire myself. I used a volt meter and found 12V + under the center console and ran the power for the switch lights off of that. The power for the heater element was run off of the power for the power seat. I'm more than happy to answer any question that you have. But please try to figure things out yourself as well. I simple search in your car would have led to the conclusion that Nissan did NOT pre-wire all 4th gens for heated seats.
Justin
No they did not. I added leather and heated seats to my car. Was VERY easy to wire myself. I used a volt meter and found 12V + under the center console and ran the power for the switch lights off of that. The power for the heater element was run off of the power for the power seat. I'm more than happy to answer any question that you have. But please try to figure things out yourself as well. I simple search in your car would have led to the conclusion that Nissan did NOT pre-wire all 4th gens for heated seats.
Justin
Thanks though
Originally posted by Max4Speed
Yes but i was not in a mood to take off the center console AGAIN after that huge center console. A question came to my mind and wanted to see if someone has already did the research so i dont waste time.
Thanks though
Yes but i was not in a mood to take off the center console AGAIN after that huge center console. A question came to my mind and wanted to see if someone has already did the research so i dont waste time.
Thanks though
. You may want to get a friend to do it for you.
Originally posted by JdawgX
No need to get ****y. I answered your question with quite a bit of dteail and even told you how to do it yourself. Sorry that you "weren't in the mood". you probably won't be in the mood to actually do the work then either as removing the center console is all of about 5 minutes work and the wiring is at least 7 1/2 minutes
. You may want to get a friend to do it for you.
No need to get ****y. I answered your question with quite a bit of dteail and even told you how to do it yourself. Sorry that you "weren't in the mood". you probably won't be in the mood to actually do the work then either as removing the center console is all of about 5 minutes work and the wiring is at least 7 1/2 minutes
. You may want to get a friend to do it for you.
Originally posted by JdawgX
No need to get ****y. I answered your question with quite a bit of dteail and even told you how to do it yourself. Sorry that you "weren't in the mood". you probably won't be in the mood to actually do the work then either as removing the center console is all of about 5 minutes work and the wiring is at least 7 1/2 minutes
. You may want to get a friend to do it for you.
No need to get ****y. I answered your question with quite a bit of dteail and even told you how to do it yourself. Sorry that you "weren't in the mood". you probably won't be in the mood to actually do the work then either as removing the center console is all of about 5 minutes work and the wiring is at least 7 1/2 minutes
. You may want to get a friend to do it for you.
If it was such a hassle for you to offer up your "detailed" information, then you shouldn't have bothered. Obviously the reason he asked was so he didn't have to check in the car. It's a lot easier to ask a question on here than it is to go searching around under the console for a live 12V wire.
Get off the high horse
Damn
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
98nismomax
5th Generation Classifieds (2000-2003)
0
Aug 13, 2015 12:15 PM
ViciousVQ30
4th Generation Classifieds (1995-1999)
0
Aug 5, 2015 05:40 PM




