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Postby aspir3 » Mon Apr 11, 2016 11:25 am

Gee that is a bit rich considering they were only purchased for $80 on Facebook. I was interested but was to slow.
I need the relay too.

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Postby age69er43 » Mon Apr 11, 2016 11:33 am

Yeh very true, I know that loom is hard to get!

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Postby age69er43 » Mon Apr 11, 2016 11:42 am

Relay is easy to get, I got mine from wreckers any Mitsubishi has them. Or u can go to Mitsubishi them selves.

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Postby age69er43 » Wed Apr 13, 2016 8:52 am

Also you need to splice the relay

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Re: seat heater wiring and switch

Postby Davy » Sun Nov 27, 2016 9:49 pm

Just wanted to thank everyone for this thread (and those diagrams! thank you!)

I managed to snatch a switch and wiring harness from eBay for about $100 and did a DIY install today. This is what I got:
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Heated Seats Switch and Harness
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I didn't have the relay with me, so I temporarily used the defroster relay for this until I get the relay from a wrecker this week. The harness came with the connector to the 12v socket that sits in the compartment under the arm rest. And I had to remove and take out the entire centre console just to plug in the new harness to the 12v socket.

Anyway, after a couple of hours of work, I managed to get them to work. It was pretty easy.

This is the under side of the centre console, the new harness connected to the 12v socket and secured to the console using the plastic mounting clips.
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Heated Seats Wiring Under Console
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All done! :)
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CJ Lancer Heated Seats
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Re: seat heater wiring and switch

Postby Lancer1993 » Sun Nov 27, 2016 10:21 pm

Just in time for summer :)

But well done, wish my CJ had heated seats some cold winter mornings.

Okay dumb question but I have a 09 VRX (non leather seats), any chance it has the heat element in the seats but just missing the switch , wiring and stuff?
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Re: seat heater wiring and switch

Postby Davy » Sun Nov 27, 2016 11:02 pm

Lancer1993 wrote:Just in time for summer :)

But well done, wish my CJ had heated seats some cold winter mornings.

Okay dumb question but I have a 09 VRX (non leather seats), any chance it has the heat element in the seats but just missing the switch , wiring and stuff?


Haha, yeah now I'm all set for summer. :P

As for your question, if your seats have the heating element, you should see a 3 pin connector under the seat. Page 1 of this thread had photos of what you should be looking for.

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Postby Lancer1993 » Mon Nov 28, 2016 4:38 pm

I'll have to stick my head under there tomorrow, wasn't sure if heated seats were only in the leather ones?
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Re: seat heater wiring and switch

Postby JoeCole » Wed Nov 30, 2016 4:03 am

Thanks to SAM-24A - he's review is the best :D !
But i have another problem. I take the Wagan IN9438-2 12V Heated Seat Cushion and after few uses my connector which is thrust into the cigarette lighter are broken.
So question - can i plug it to standart system of heating?

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Postby sarusa » Mon Jan 02, 2017 8:30 am

Lancer1993 wrote:I'll have to stick my head under there tomorrow, wasn't sure if heated seats were only in the leather ones?


lol Leather and vinyl need heating, because they get cold, cloth dose not, so why bother? :)

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Postby Lancer1993 » Tue Jan 03, 2017 8:14 pm

Your butt on the seat will warm it pretty quick. I really think for most in Australia we really don't need heated seats, even leather ones.
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Postby Mystique » Tue Jan 03, 2017 8:45 pm

My main reason for buying the LX was because of the leather heated seats, they are an absolute god send in Winter, they also are helping me through back pain with this pregnancy as well. (However you guys don't live in Tassie and have to deal with the extra fresh mornings haha)

I have no regrets, none what so ever, plus ;) Leather is easier to maintain/clean and doesn't show stains for when children are in the car ;)

The only downside is that in Summer it does burn your butt. But it's no different to the VRX/RA/Evo Steering wheel/Leather steering wheel and gear knobs lol.
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Postby Lancer1993 » Wed Jan 04, 2017 9:29 pm

About 2 years ago someone had listed a full set of leather seats and door panels for around $2000, not a cheap upgrade!

Added - just did a search and someone in Ingleburn NSW as a set listed for 'just' $1595!
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Postby dopey » Sat Dec 28, 2019 10:21 am

Jonesy wrote:My old lady has a Grandis VRX which i THINK has the same seats as our Aspire's. Only difference is hers are hooked up and working. I'm gonna go over to hers this weekend and take a couple of pics if i can and post em up, dont think she will let me take any part apart tho haha :mrgreen:


Thank you! I know it's been about 10 years and you've probably moved on. :shock:

I stumbled on this post and remembered there was a Grandis at Imlachs a few months back. So I head on over first thing today to find that Grandis. It's been pretty much ratted with the interior pulled to bits. But searching in the back cargo area I managed to find the console with the Unicorn attached! the seat heater switch! Almost missed it as it's a small floor console!

Yes we are in the middle of summer, but it gives me time to install the leather heated seats from the LX earlier in the year. Stupid me forgot to grab the switch and wiring last time :(


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