How to Install Seat Heater pads

How to Fitting guide for vehicle seat heaters
(some vehicles may differ slightly)
RVE Seat heater kits are available for professional new vehicle fitment and for the used and second hand car markets. Easy to fit for the experienced DIY enthusiast. RVE has a full workshop based in Auckland New Zealand
Help your back aches and pains on those long trips and drives. Make yourself cosy on those early cold morning commutes to the office and always arrive feeling refreshed. Helps with circulation and blood flow and may assists in recovery from injury.
Using a carbon element, the heat is evenly distributed across the entire pad.
RVE are suppliers to the new car market so you can be assured of the high quality as with all our products.

[@nathansteiner4744]

Brilliant! I’m now confident to do this tm, loads of good tips in here. When you cut out a strip for fabric fasteners like on the bottom, you will have heat on both sides right, Just not the sides of your cut

[@RVEVehicleEnhancement]

Heat and current runs side to side, so make any cuts 'across' the pad, taking care not to go through the side wires. Any front to back or top to bottom cuts will cause cool sections

[@jf3232]

great instruction thank-you. Now I know how to trim the pads 👍

[@RVEVehicleEnhancement]

You're welcome!

[@biopump2000]

What are you pointing out at 3:25 and what is it needed for? Thank you very much!

[@_Sayvo_]

I used a Store heating pad lol

[@itzjordxnhd9850]

So did you not have to cut anything out for the seat pressure sensor?

[@RVEVehicleEnhancement]

Depends on the vehicle, but it is best practice to relocate the sensor on top of the heater pad.

[@georgiabigfoot]

Do you have a link where this can be purchased ?