Heated Seats Installation

[@MrMarco6900]

Now that's the way to make a how to video!!!!!!!!!!!! Complete, to the point, no fluff, just Fabulous! Man that sure looks like a lot of work.

[@speedkar99]

+MrMarco6900 Thanks! Short and to the point is my style. Yes it is alot of work initially but once you get a hang of how the seats come apart and how hog rings work you can finish one seat in less than an hour.

[@raychambers3646]

Seen other vids for installing heaters,this was best so far, people would be fightened to tackle leather seats.cheers from UK.

[@speckspeck]

I am retired and it is nice to see the younger mechanics be so eloquent in their work and explanation...fairplay to ya my friend

[@savedbymercifulgrace]

One of the best how-to videos I've ever seen! You are very detailed and to the point, I also love how you don't ramble on about useless info. the video was precise and easy to follow yet not too long either. Perfect!

[@speedkar99]

Thanks Jesse. Short and to the point is how videos need to be. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@alloy299]

At first glance one would not notice the amount of takes and editing required for a video like this. Good job.

[@speedkar99]

It sure was a lot of takes and clips to put together

[@GoogleModerator]

Thanks for posting - Great straight forward video and I appreciated how you didn't talk to the camera in a self-interview for 10 minutes for no reason like most KZbinrs. Very helpful and your craftsmanship is great - Looks like pride in your work - Thanks again.

[@speedkar99]

+GoogleModerator :) Thanks

[@darylnestor2328]

This guy did a GREAT job in narrating this video. He also did a great job on the project I just like to critique one detail. You never want to use a household wire nut in automotive wiring never. Other than that great job.

[@speedkar99]

Thanks for the feedback and tip. Short and to the point is my style.

[@mikemcmo]

Academy awards are tonight. I expect this video to sweep the How-To video category, especially in the editing category.

[@speedkar99]

+Michael M I hope it wins!

[@flbchbm]

AWESOME EDITING. JUST THE FACTS! If all instructional videos could this clear, concise, and quick. ..

[@speedkar99]

+flbchbm Thanks

[@mattwilliams8733]

This is the best how-to video I’ve seen on KZbin(or anywhere for that matter). All DIY you tubers should take notes from this guy!

[@speedkar99]

Thanks! I'm glad you appreciate my effort here

[@mattwilliams8733]

speedkar99 bcs of you I succeeded at installing some in my Jeep. Thank you sir.

[@lpz3665]

Never use wire nuts in a car but the video was still pretty good I like soldered connections with heat shrink tubing and factory style conduit.

[@speedkar99]

Good point. Next time solder

[@jamesdondanville1008]

Thanks man for taking the time to make the video. It's people like you who keep us all moving forward!.. thanks again....

[@donmiller4885]

One of the best how to videos I've seen in a long time thank you so much you're a great teacher

[@speedkar99]

+Don miller Thank you

[@larrygragg4786]

Nice video!! I love how you got straight down to business. It drives me crazy when a person wants to turn their how-to video into a discussion video.

[@speedkar99]

+Larry Gragg thanks, short and to the point is my style! Your right, why blabber on for no reason :)

[@M0NSTERmovies]

Fantastic video! Really to the point, and you showed all the good parts! Thanks!

[@speedkar99]

+mike seegers Thanks I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@tonpear5909]

Thank you, Jason from The Good Place, for this tutorial.

[@speedkar99]

You are welcome

[@robertherman2260]

Thank you for finally making a concise and actually helpful how to video!!

[@speedkar99]

+Robert Herman Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@Killya529]

Man thank you so much for all the videos you post. Thanks to you I've got a lot of work done on my 2001 camry as well. Keep them coming since you're one of the few with well described and detailed videos out there!

[@speedkar99]

Glad I could help! Thinking about putting heated seats in your Camry?

[@shivam220]

Bro, the amount of videos you put out and the quality of the types is awesome. Your vids are awesome man! Keep them coming and good work bro!

[@speedkar99]

Thank you very much for the feedback and I'm glad you enjoyed them.

[@khalifaalii]

I only have the pad and the switch button, what should i install between them to control low and high heat? Please help

[@speedkar99]

+ali khalifa If I recall, the low setting was wiring the two in series and the high setting wired it in parallel.

[@summersja]

One of the best DIY videos I've watched yet, very informative and to the point. "Quite a mess I've got here..." made me laugh @ 7:36!

[@speedkar99]

+JA Summers Thanks

[@legendfatio9]

So when the button is not pushed in either direction that means that it's turned off right?

[@speedkar99]

Yes

[@GoFastGator]

Good vid, just a little tip, avoid using wire nuts for vehicular electric. They are fine in your house where they are never subject to vibration but can be a load of trouble in vehicles and machinery!

[@speedkar99]

+Brian Lawyer Thanks for the tip.

[@speedkar99]

***** It takes about an hour to remove the leather covers, install the heating pads and close up one seat. The wiring is straight forward and should only take another hour maximum, depending on how many panels need to be removed.

[@ericstrada3260]

+speedkar99 2 hours?! looks more like 2 days of work.

[@happyghostgamer9016]

speedkar99

[@brianc5617]

I'd say easily 4 hours if you're new to this kind of work. It's really easy to break things so you have to take your time to figure out the proper way to take things apart.

[@Pendragon501]

I'm going to be doing this today for both the driver and passenger side of my car (2011 Milan). I'm guessing it's going to take me about 2.5 to 3 hours for the first side and maybe 1.5 hours on the second. I'm guessing only 30-45 minutes for the electrical. I will be soldering any wiring and using shrink tubing instead of wire nuts. I've had the center council apart on my Milan before to run the wiring for the dash cam so I can have that apart in 5 minutes or less and I only need to remove one tiny panel to access the whole fuse box. I did buy the kit with the 100 hog rings and pliers. I contemplated buying the spray adhesive for the pads to make sure they are extra secure but it looks like I'm going to be sliding them in place and that would just muck it up. In total I'm guessing 5.5 hours. I will literally time how long it takes of actual working time to do both seats from start to finish the whole job (including clean up) and report back!

[@danmcmahon1612]

1984sFinest well?

[@awsalmola]

This video give me the spirit to put heated seat in my car which comes heated already 😂❤️good job

[@stakeout2]

You do the best how to videos on KZbin

[@speedkar99]

+337 Thanks thanks

[@be_kind_to_all____6687]

Best how to I have found. Thank you

[@speedkar99]

You are welcome

[@ToiletDuckify]

This is a great video, and a good study for a 'how to' video should be done, no extended intro, just the process and how to do it. Personally I'd have used a soldering iron and heatshrink sleeve on the joints, but if it's working, then it's all good. This is something I'm considering for a van I'm about to buy shortly for long distance touring.

[@speedkar99]

Thanks, short and to the point is how i keep my videos.

[@markweber6992]

Super down to earth video. Awesome job on the install and such a well shot & edited video.

[@speedkar99]

Thanks for the compliments let me know how your heat seat install goes

[@markweber6992]

@@speedkar99 just finished adding heated seats and new leather to my 1996 LX450. My wife is happy as can be!

[@johnfranklin5277]

Awesome job, but glad mine came with heated seats. They are great on cold mornings!

[@dylanstassen1058]

Nice and easy installation video. Should be provided with the kit. Props with the editing. Must've been a ton of clips.

[@speedkar99]

+Dylan Stassen (Bassman415) Thanks. Yes it is a lot of clips.

[@roccocroce]

+speedkar99 hey man great video. Nice commentary and great editing. Awesome job! I'm going to be testing my kit today before I install them. Do yours reach full temp (120°) at about 5 minutes? Thanks!

[@speedkar99]

Thanks for the feedback. My kit is a bit weird (or maybe its just my body temperature). Some mornings, the thing gets nice and toasty in 2-3 mins, other days you have to drive a good 10min before you can feel anything. Regardless, don't try it indoors, try it outside (pads under the the chair covering at least) when its chilly outside. You won't feel much at room temperature.

[@roccocroce]

+speedkar99 thanks man! I got mine installed yesterday and they get crazy toasty. I was skeptical at first but the output changes drastically when it's sandwiched inside the seat. It really distributes the well and stays hot. In fact, even in the low setting it's pretty hot. It's great having a hard toggle switch so I can leave it on when I get out and it's ready to go when I remote start the car. Luxury 8) What a great little kit. Only "problem" I had was there was no divisible section to put hog rings through so I can to mark and cut across the grid. Seemingly had NO effect to output or distribution. This must be the new style of design. I would imagine it's MUCH easier to manufacture in a long uninterrupted sheet. Nonetheless, perfect. Was nice to see a fully potted Bosch style relay for the low temp setting, too. Not bad for $28 bucks.

[@speedkar99]

Good to hear you got your kit working. Where did you get it from? What car did you install it to? My kit from ebay, for two seats was something like $60-70. I wouldn't say its hot on the low setting, but is decently warm on the high setting, just enough to comfort your back and take the coldness away from the leather seats. As for the hog rings, technically they say you can cut through the heater mesh without any repercussions. I didn't want to risk it though, and conveniently positioned the pad so the breaks in the element align with my hog rings. I don't think skipping the middle hog rings does harm either. I found an aftermarket seat heater kit just like mine in a car in the junkyard. I ripped it out and am hoping to install it in the rear seat of my ES or Solara. Another winter project...

[@jasongarza5137]

nice work. It's a bigger job then I expected.

[@twonliwu4228]

What, because he's asiaN? FUCK YOU AMERICAN RACIST, I HATE LIVING in san fran

[@jasongarza5137]

+Twon Li Wu go fuck yourself

[@twonliwu4228]

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[@chrishorton8460]

Fantastic video, very well done! Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@speedkar99]

You are welcome

[@zakman246]

I love how your voice goes up on every few words LOL. Good vid.

[@speedkar99]

+ZedX Thanks. Does it? I haven't noticed that...

[@sirhanreid5896]

Nice job kid, you make it look so easy

[@speedkar99]

Its not as easy as it looks...that leather can put up a fight to work with sometimes

[@3firstnames]

This was an excellently-made video. Thumbs up!

[@speedkar99]

+Matthew Travis thanks. Now you try 😊

[@captainobvious7620]

absolutely awesome video thats a lot of work but you made it look easy

[@speedkar99]

+brian moeller it is easy

[@lambspeedpainting8307]

This dude should do ... ALL HOW TO VIDEOS FOR ALL HOW TO VIDEOS!

[@speedkar99]

Thanks for the compliment, that would be great

[@timothypdevine]

You are my freaking hero! Well done. VERY well done.

[@speedkar99]

Thank you very much

[@rickt2419]

You made it look easy to install...

[@speedkar99]

+Rick T it is easy....once you know how upholstery and hog rings work

[@francisdoiron4097]

Great video, just gets right to the point.

[@xirabolt]

Hog rings are smaller than I expected. Seeing if I can retrofit the massaging seat function out of a Ford Explorer to my car but I'm worried about messing with hog rings.

[@edancummings7738]

Excellent video. I do wish you had shown the fuse tap a little bit better. I see that you soldered it on but it was so quickly shown and kind of blurry. Trying to figure out how to solder my wire to the fuse. Quite clever. My kit says it a fuse tap is included but I don’t see anything like that. Thanks!

[@speedkar99]

I recommend against that. Looking back that was quite a hack and you should look for a live wire to properly tap into

[@edancummings7738]

Understood, after looking around online for a little bit last night I came to the same conclusion that it was a little sketchy. I bought some of the add-a-circuit fuse to wire connectors last night on Amazon. Looks like a pretty good little trick. It has a spot for the original fuse and another spot for the second fuse.

[@mianfazlerazik3636]

thanks tjat was very helpful i just installed it in my 8 th gen honda civic because it gets pretty cold here in abbottabad .

[@speedkar99]

+mian fazle razik Cool

[@5riverz365]

Didn't see the video about the lip install on your car. Is there one? Great videos btw... Keep em coming.

[@speedkar99]

Thanks for the feedback. Here's the video for lip spoiler installation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHrPlmWrrcqJkKM

[@lousybreaker]

HELP! I am trying to install this exact same one on my gf's 2012 Honda Civic and it is not working. I soldered the inline fuse to the power line and crimped the fuse tap on to that. I looked up the fuse diagram and hooked it to the existing slot 14 for the seat heater. Hooked up the ground to a screw on the chassis under the seat that other wires were grounding to so I know its a good grounding point. I checked the wire continuity with a DMM so the solder joints are good. I alligator clipped an external battery pack to verify that the switch works (red and green) and it does. It just does not work when hooked into the car (Yes I turned on the car). I even used a couple other random fuse slots that were rated for 10 amp to no avail... Am I missing something??

[@nikquatty]

Hi how are these heated seat kits still coping?

[@C.P.C3719]

Wow, really well done and explained. Thanks for making this video

[@RichStory]

Very nice instructional video! Thanks!

[@speedkar99]

+Rich Story Thank you

[@JK-yb4ok]

Great video man, complete video and all informative, I have subscribed. Thank you

[@speedkar99]

+Storm rider awesome thanks

[@drpiercy]

Great video, very nicely explained, thanks.

[@speedkar99]

+Dave Piercy thanks Your going to try this now?

[@dansyz80]

Thank you! I will do it this winter!

[@speedkar99]

Let me know how it goes

[@Davearoooo]

Such a great video! I just wish you didn't use a wire nut!

[@speedkar99]

Yeah that's out of place in automotive application

[@martinevan4237]

My 1997 Lexus es300 heated seats are not working. Neither the driver or passenger. Both ON/OFF switches light up orange when clicked. Any idea ?

[@speedkar99]

+Martin Evan Check relays fuses and power going to the heater wires under the seat with a multimeter.

[@dinonaccarato2989]

Great instructions

[@SirPrem8]

This was absolutely helpful and to the point. I'm definitely going to do this now 🙏🏽♥️

[@pontiacguy28]

Good video. Very instructional. I am going to install a pair of heated seats in my truck this weekend. I have a couple questions. If I'm wiring these in with a fuse tap can I put them both on one or do I have to run 2 separate fuse taps? Also I have remote start on my truck so I wanna be able to have the seats heat too while it's warming up. Can I run a fuse tap to something like the sunroof?

[@speedkar99]

Yes but if it blows then you'll change circuit

[@ChunkyMonkaayyy]

Dang I didn't know you could even do that. Your videos are pretty good. I subscribed.

[@speedkar99]

+Hugh Jafro thanks

[@borisspyder9972]

Wow what clean well explained clear video THANK YOU!

[@speedkar99]

You are welcome

[@dets1998]

I have the same heated seat kit that I have been installing in my truck.i have all the harness wired up and everything to go so I decided to check to see if I had power on both plugs for top and bottom of the seat. I have power on both seats when on high.but when I put my switch on low I only have power to one plug for each seat. Would you happen to know the reason for this?

[@speedkar99]

+Dets 19 how are you measuring that power? They work in series for low heat so it must be connected to work.

[@dets1998]

speedkar99 I am just using a power prob tester to see if I had power to the two plugs for each seat.i do on high .but when on low I just have it on one plug.which to me means that just the top or bottom seat elements would be getting heat and not the other.so can you explain to me how this series works in order to power both plugs. I'm not the sharpest when it comes to electronics. Thanks

[@counkev]

I love your videos!! Great camera position. Great detail. Very in depth. Keep them coming. Doesn't seem like your getting rid of your Solar anytime soon huh? I need to replace the struts on my 2001 Camry but its gonna be like a $400ish job with me and a neighbor to complete. I don't want to spend that kind of money on a relatively old car, but it only has 107,400ish miles on it. And I don't think I want to upgrade to a car with stability control, traction control, blind spot monitoring, etc. I like to drive so I don't like so many tech nannys.

[@speedkar99]

Thanks for the feedback on the video. I try to keep them clear and easy to understand. I like my Solara and will be keeping it for now. Struts are pretty easy to replace, even if doing it yourself. Check out my quick strut installation video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIjWiKxjpqeqnJY

[@counkev]

speedkar99 yeah I saw your strut video and I realized they are pretty easy to change. Found some KYB complete shocks online for about $450 total. Now it just seems like a lot to me for a 14 year old car next year. But it only has 108k milies so... But the paint on the top is chipping pretty bad especially on the rear, it's the clear coat and I see some coming down the c pillar. Plus the head linear is a bit saggy in the middle, I fixed the end but the middle is hard since I stretched it out in the end. To be honest if I had a V6 in my Camry I would keep it HANDS DOWN. I have the electronic nanny's in cars. With a V6 I would keep the Camry until it blew up.

[@speedkar99]

I don't think you should give up on a car just because it needs struts. $450 is outrageous, have you checked on RockAuto, that's where I got mine from.

[@counkev]

speedkar99 Its $450 for all 4. I've been on Rockauto's site. They charge an arm and a leg for shipping. KYB's are the best I hear from everyone

[@hayatmontreal7278]

Cheers from Canada and US🤓🤓🤓

[@speedkar99]

Cheers from Canada

[@eksine]

a big tip is test the heated pads outside of the seat first before you do any of this, sometimes they don't work right out of the box

[@speedkar99]

+eksine good tip, and yes I did it

[@liveandcars]

Buen video! Saludos desde Valencia 🇪🇸

[@martinwiid4414]

i have the same kit but i have a 2 wires that has been stripped a yellow one and a white one?

[@pbpyro5546]

This is a perfect step by step video. Are they 3 step switches? High low off?

[@speedkar99]

Yep

[@rdpurdom]

Very complete and detailed presentation! One question. When you cut the heat pad for tge hog rings do you have to watch out for the heater wires. In other words is there a special way to cut the pad to prevent a short? Thanks!

[@speedkar99]

Yes

[@bmw-e30]

Hi just wondering how you connected up the backlights for the switches--thanks

[@speedkar99]

It's part of the switch

[@kennedystudios4900]

Excellent video, you're making me want heated seats ova heah!

[@joehaaayyez765]

Does it matter which pad goes onto the back rest or the bottom? And I’ve seen a few videos for heated seats but they all do this step differently, do the wires need to go into the back where they meet or by where your legs would be facing?

[@speedkar99]

The wires should go to the back so it doesn't bother you, and you can flip pads.

[@sassafrasadventures1508]

Great job on the video and the work

[@speedkar99]

Thank you!

[@hotsauce2007]

Hi, I´m developing one project right now, look what I´m trying to do: I want to build one chair using one audi a8 seat, why? Because I can set the adjustments using the commands of the seat and make it warm or cold. The seat has heater and ventilation, massage settings and adjustments for almost all the seat parts. here is the problem, I found one A8 seat cheap and is working as it should, but I noticed that the deep adjustments are made in the LCD panel inside of the A8, but here is my question, Do I need one central module or If I plug phase and neutral all together the seat will work with all commands? Or another option will be : Take all the cables out and wire each one to a new panel with new buttons for each motor/function. Does one 12v 30A will handle with it?

[@speedkar99]

+hotsauce2007 the command system is linked to the internal bus in your vehicle. Your better off rewiring the actuators to a new module (like an arduino) and program it yourself, than try to figure out the Audi communication bus, unless you have a strong computer science background.

[@speedkar99]

+hotsauce2007 the command system is linked to the internal bus in your vehicle. Your better off rewiring the actuators to a new module (like an arduino) and program it yourself, than try to figure out the Audi communication bus, unless you have a strong computer science background.

[@speedkar99]

+hotsauce2007 the command system is linked to the internal bus in your vehicle. Your better off rewiring the actuators to a new module (like an arduino) and program it yourself, than try to figure out the Audi communication bus, unless you have a strong computer science background.

[@JandCanO]

Quick question, why use anti-seize on those bolts? Wouldn't locktite be better since you don't want it coming loose? Is using Locktite AND anti-seize a thing?

[@speedkar99]

Those are opposite. I live in Canada where rust is our locktite

[@martinfay7274]

Great video, thanks for taking the time to put it together. How durable were the seat pads, did they last?

[@speedkar99]

Yes

[@darrenhall7990]

I plan on purchasing the corbeau GTS II seats in leather for fox body mustang. corbeau wants $50.00 per seat for the heater mat install from the factory and they send the wiring harness with the seats. Is it worth $100 to have them do it? The leather well be brand new and very tight. just need an opinion.

[@speedkar99]

+Darren Hall Yes, that's worth it. My kit alone was roughly $70 from ebay, so to have them do it while the leather is off is much easier.

[@tomasslanciauskas8961]

How long does it take this seats to heat? Mines heat in app. 10 mins or so... Same DIY seats.

[@speedkar99]

Yeah these take a while longer than OEM ones but get much hotter

[@jesuschrist2616]

I want to do this but to back seats would the process be the same?

[@speedkar99]

+jesus christ Back seats are also held together with hog rings, but it might be one big piece of leather across the seat bench.

[@jesuschrist2616]

speedkar99 ok thanks

[@Jogonz17]

My car has lumbar support that goes out or in, do you think this might disturb it somehow?

[@speedkar99]

Nope! Mine had that too

[@carybreweriv7051]

Great video. I just have one question. My kit has a yellow wire as will. What does that connect to?

[@THEMAGICOFNIC]

Next I’m going to remove the engine

[@mikev6795]

Excellent video God bless

[@speedkar99]

Thanks

[@seewall11]

Wow good job. Im going to mount my switch to the side of the seat, save a whole lot of time messing with dash trim and center council. Other option would be to use the 12 v lighter power from council. Increase the Peace thanks for this.

[@speedkar99]

+seewall11 thanks. The 12v socket only has a 10-15 A fuse on it, so it won't be enough for both seat heaters, plus what ever accessories you run (GPS, dash cam, tail gater deterrent system, etc)

[@iamptm]

Wow. That was superb 👏

[@speedkar99]

+Peter T Myszkowski thanks

[@WhiteSlift]

My question would be does the leather sit more "loose" on the seat than it was before you dismantled it?

[@speedkar99]

+WhiteSlift No, I replaced most of the hog rings and the leather is as original. If you miss hog rings then it will be loose. It's not like your stretching the leather to get the heaters in.

[@serviola3]

Fantástico video, muy explicativo, muchas gracias.

[@aqueelahmed4595]

very helpful..do you know if the massaging mechanism can also be added?

[@speedkar99]

That's an entire mechanism. You'd need to cut into the seat frame and sponge to put one in.

[@CarnivoreJesus]

you make it look so easy

[@speedkar99]

+progolfer69 it is easy, just time consuming

[@H8onG]

Just wondering what size hole saw did you use. I use a uni bit but it is a tad to small and I always have to make the hole bigger.

[@speedkar99]

+Gilbert Luna 1"? It's the same that came with my door welcome logo lights, see my other video

[@H8onG]

speedkar99 just checked it out. Thanks 👍

[@AWDn0t2]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@waynemarx3047]

Very Nice video thankyou

[@speedkar99]

+Wayne Marx glad you enjoyed it

[@ryanmoody4458]

Hey great video! is there an "off" position on the switch as well as a "low/high"? thanks

[@speedkar99]

+Ryan Madmann Yes, the center of the switch is off, then down is low, and up is high. 3 way switch.

[@grimes9339]

@@speedkar99 That's great, but does it turn on only when the car is turned on? I don't want to waste battery became I forgot to turn them off

[@tlingo1354]

...anti-sieze .. brilliant attention to detail..

[@speedkar99]

+T Lingo Those bolts stick right out the bottom of the floor pan, just asking to be rusted.

[@3alaaa]

Awesome video, even tho i might not ever do this

[@alessandro6286]

thinking of doing this to my 2010 toyota corolla S, would the process be exactly the same more or less?

[@speedkar99]

Yes but be careful with side airbags in the seat.

[@jellojackets]

great video!

[@speedkar99]

Thanks

[@kractass]

great video! very thorough! just one thing...I noticed you doubled up the floor mats in your toyota...noooooo!!!! don't do that!!!!! the accelerator will get stuck and you will crash!!!!! 😜😜😜

[@speedkar99]

My Toyota is drive by cable throttle and doesn't have the electronic throttle issues the newer Toyota's had. The floor mat thing was a cover up for a glitch in the DBW system. Besides, I keep my mat away from the gas pedal, and rarely floor it.

[@kractass]

It was a joke. But I'm glad you're safe😊

[@DadDoingStuff]

Nice video dude! Very helpful!

[@speedkar99]

+ecod33 glad you liked it

[@r1pp3d0u7]

awesome video

[@speedkar99]

+Plamen Petkov thanks

[@TheTechnicalWizard]

Off topic but what font did you use for the thumbnail text?

[@speedkar99]

Don't remember lol I'd have to dig through my old hard drive to see if I have it saved. I use PowerPoint for all my thumbnails

[@TheTechnicalWizard]

@@speedkar99 I gotcha. If you ever get tine to find it it I'd love to know!

[@JT8D200C]

Can you do this on cloth seats

[@speedkar99]

+1 1 yes you can

[@laszloTheJr]

Well, thank you for the great video! I am interested how can you do it when the seat cover is glued to the foam? I have a Honda Jazz GG 2009. I have the heat pad kit quite similar to yours, but it is challenging. In a service first of all it would be terribly expensive and still I am not sure they would do it properly for that money. If you could give hints or even make a video like that? :)