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lotos wrote:maz_r wrote:What you really want folks, is one of these:
Good luck finding one - took me over 3 years, but maybe I wasn't looking in the right places.....
What's it from? Any part number I can use?
epipete wrote: Martin, ditto Lotos' question and is it the same size as one of the standard switches?
epipete wrote:If you put them both in this cover, one on each seat, then you will unable to see over to the passenger side to see if it is on or off and, worse, be unable to reach to turn it off should someone have left it switched on!
rip wrote:epipete wrote:If you put them both in this cover, one on each seat, then you will unable to see over to the passenger side to see if it is on or off and, worse, be unable to reach to turn it off should someone have left it switched on!
Still more useful than the clock
epipete wrote:Well, each to their own, you asked for 'thoughts' so I gave one
Patience!maz_r wrote:Where???
Simon_P wrote:It only took me 6 months to find one!
dapinky wrote:Simon_P wrote:It only took me 6 months to find one!
.....And I gave up and used an aftermarket variable one
I suppose, if you could find another one, they could easily be wired up so that one side does the base, and the other the backrest - that way there is some sort of variable heat output..... or with one switch operating both seats at the same time it would still be possible (except you're heating up a seat which may not be occupied)
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