Just throwing this out there
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Just throwing this out there
I dont post on here much, but I use it quite frequently as I am a Cobalt owner. I just wanted to throw this out there to you guys.. I am an installer at a local shop(Tacoma Area). I do after-market heated seats and leather 5 days a week at a busy shop. We mainly do dealership cars. I am currently trying to start my own side business. Soooooo, I'm willing to do heated seats for $350.. which is 150 lower than any other decent shop in the area. And if youre interested in leather let me know and we can work something out.. this deal is good for any vehicle, not just cobalts. I have pics of some of the stuff I have done if you're interested. thanks
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Cool, Ill have to do something when my cloth starts looking like **** lol It would be sweet to do a two-tone lol. dammit, now you have me thinking about it.... lol
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tell me about it.. mine already does. Im torn between a kit which is quick for me to do but more expensive or just sewing one myself which takes more time but its cheaper.. decisions decisions lol.. I got a video on youtube if u wanna see some of my stuff.. my user name should be the same and its a hummer h2 with osterich
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YouTube - 032.3gp this should work
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I dont know if I understand the question.. what I do is remove your stock cloth or leather and replace it with the leather combo, color, perferated, etc, of your choice.. they fit like factory leather would right down to the airbag ties.. its not a seat cover
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oh my bad.. its been a long day. It does not matter if you have suede, leather, or cloth. We install these heated seat kits in everything with no issues. I get this question a lot tho.. people think its crazy that you can add heated seats to cloth. They are a carbon fiber woven pad that is thin and flexible; unlike the "wired" elements that you see on ebay. The install the guy did for his heated seats in the "how to" section of this site uses a very similiar kit to what I would use
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it wouldnt work.. its about the size of a nickel.. maybe a bit smaller. its a three position flat stlye rocker, black.. looks very factory. rock it up for high, middle position is off, down for low
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I could take a look at it if ya want. No guarantees I can make it work again because its a stock setup and I don't know those inside and out like the ones I install everyday. Just let me know..weekends are best for me
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i have weekends off as well, ill have it back from my sis in a few weeks (let her borrow it for a bit) from the research ive dont it says there just may be a short or split in one of the elements
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ok cool.. I try to schedule all my side work for weekends since I work long ass days. Just got my hands on my buddies brand new 5.0 yesterday and added some heated seats
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