Date: Mon, 20 Sep 1999 22:18:27 -0700 From: "Ken Ferguson" <Ken_Fergusonnopsamam.hotmail.com> Subject: Re: Heated seat question
I don't think you want to do that. You could very easily start a fire in your seat by disabling the temperature control. The seat is supposed to work like a thermostat, and go on and off as needed. It should maintain a temperature, not heat up and shut down. If it isn't, talk to your dealer, but I don't recommend changing the settings. SMF <smf-nospamnopsamalias.net> wrote in message news:37ede3aa.37754792nopsam.mindspring.com... > I have a question about my 99 9-3 heated seats. > > Being that the weather is just starting to turn a little cooler in my > area I've finally had a chance to try these out. I must say, they are > wonderful. > > I'm wondering if there is a way to disable the sensor so that when you > hit the switch they continuously heat instead of turning off at a set > point. So far I find they only heat for around 5 minutes and stop. > I inadvertently injured my back and this felt really good but it > stopped so fast. I really don't think it will singe my skin and I > don't have any problems with skin sensitivity and really wish I could > control this more manually. > > Other than my back thing, I also really enjoyed riding with the roof > open, the cool air rushing while the seats were nice and toasty. > Really looking forward to winter :)
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