My ass is cold. Comfort package installable?
12-02-2010, 02:20 AM
#1
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: CA
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My *** is cold. Comfort package installable?
May have gotten spoiled by the heated leather seats in my last ride (just about the only thing that did work on that piece of Jeep...).
This Mustang leather is a cold sink....gets right through your jeans in half a second.
Should have gotten the comfort package, and now I want to install it.
Anyone know whether the seats are already wired and just need to be hooked up to a control module, or would the comfort package install require some upholstery work?
Frozen *** sucks.
This Mustang leather is a cold sink....gets right through your jeans in half a second.
Should have gotten the comfort package, and now I want to install it.
Anyone know whether the seats are already wired and just need to be hooked up to a control module, or would the comfort package install require some upholstery work?
Frozen *** sucks.
12-02-2010, 08:17 PM
#7
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: USA
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northern california can be cold, yes. here in san antonio texas heated seats are more annoying than anything else because I found my butt randomly getting extra toasty while riding in my dad's F250. It never/rarely gets cold here, so heated seats did not even run across my mind on my car. Don't want them don't need them. 
12-02-2010, 08:32 PM
#8
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Location: MD/WV
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northern california can be cold, yes. here in san antonio texas heated seats are more annoying than anything else because I found my butt randomly getting extra toasty while riding in my dad's F250. It never/rarely gets cold here, so heated seats did not even run across my mind on my car. Don't want them don't need them.
And the red marks on the climate control? 
The other morning when I was climbing into my 20 degree car, my shirt came up alittle and my bare back touched the leather seat. I about smacked my head on the roof from the jolt
12-02-2010, 09:07 PM
#10
Sorry, Nerd alert:
Actually, calling the leather a heat sink is more appropriate in this case too.
What it does is it draws the heat straight out of your *** and into the leather, which is a heat-void from the frigid temps.
Heat travels from the warm place to the cold place because cold is just an absence of heat. Likewise, when it is a hot summer day, and your mom yess at you for leaving the door open and letting the cold go out, that is not a correct statement either, she should have said "close the door, you are letting the hot into the house!"