Heated front seat loom Installation

[Jas11n]

I'm after a heated seat loom from an Audi 80/90/Coupe/Avant or Cabriolet.

I need everything loom wise, so connectors and relay's along with the wiring itself.
Don't need the switches as I have those already.

TIA
Jase..

[AudiCoupeParts]

I'm after a heated seat loom from an Audi 80/90/Coupe/Avant or Cabriolet.

I need everything loom wise, so connectors and relay's along with the wiring itself.
Don't need the switches as I have those already.

TIA
Jase..

I have a complete loom from a Coupe.

Please contact me direct at audicoupeparts@yahoo.com

I have sold a couple of these to guys here on the Forum.


Regards,
joe

[Jas11n]

Email sent.

[Skull]

the audi 100/a6 c4 loom is da same, it is just longer...

[sam80quattro]

how much do these normally go for?

[MidnightBlueS2]

I'm after a heated seat loom from an Audi 80/90/Coupe/Avant or Cabriolet.

I need everything loom wise, so connectors and relay's along with the wiring itself.
Don't need the switches as I have those already.

TIA
Jase..

And 'Sooty" will soon be warming your bottom on those cold winter mornings to come

Seriously, I'm still in awe of what you've achieved in that restoration

[Error404]

I've had a full cruise control system, heated seat loom and relays off Joe a while back - top man and great service!

[Jas11n]

Loom obtained from Joe Thanks.

And 'Sooty" will soon be warming your bottom on those cold winter mornings to come

Seriously, I'm still in awe of what you've achieved in that restoration

They certainly will David And thanks for the compliment mate

[Acidburn]

Do I follow trend with my tdi shame its an avant but for what i paid I ain't complaining.

[Jas11n]

I have a complete loom from a Coupe.

Please contact me direct at audicoupeparts@yahoo.com

I have sold a couple of these to guys here on the Forum.


Regards,
joe

Loom arrived safe and sound, absolutely spot on Joe. Thanks a lot

A happy, soon to be warm arsed customer

[Error404]

good news
Its getting chilly these days! I've had mine on No.2 setting for the last week

[Jas11n]

Can't wait. Looks easy enough to fit too. I'll work it out

[Error404]

yes mate, piece of the proverbial if the seats already have the elements in
Hardest part i found was getting the fuse into the right slot on the board with all the other spaghetti in the way

[Jas11n]

yes mate, piece of the proverbial if the seats already have the elements in
Hardest part i found was getting the fuse into the right slot on the board with all the other spaghetti in the way

I might not be able to get the fuse up there Alex.


The pleb who had the car before, who had the truly inspired idea of using flippin expanding foam to seal up a leaky bonnet release cable, actually stuck the nozzle through the hole and started to squirt.

Oh yes, on par with those clown spanish tuners, I've got a great big ball of hard foam covering the bottom of the fuse box.

It's ok though, his reason for doing it was that he had no friends to tell him not to

I'll just tap into another 30amp switched supply running down from the foam ball

I'll try and get lots of piccies and bang em in the sooty thread for everyone to laugh at tomorrow

[HPmuirt]

Easy job matey I had heated seats, but I changed to the RS2 Recaros so had to change the loom for the motor control.....30 minute job: -

1. Take the seats out (you kust gotta love how easily they come out )

2. Remove the drivers side sill trim, rear seat bench and passenger side sill trim and lift the drives side carpet over the tunnel into the passenger side

3. Remove the centre console (Optional but make life MUCH easier)

4. Run the new loom down from the fuse box and into the plastic duct along the drivers sill - Lifting each metal securing tag, tucking the loom under and pressing the tab back down until you reach the drivers side floor brace.

5. Follow the metal loom tabs along and then through the brace with the short loom end. The longer loom end runs to the centre tunnel.

6. With the centre console raise or removed, feed the longer loom over the tunnel just behind the gear lever - following the loom tags.

7. Replace the drivers side carpet and as you do so, pass the end of the drivers loom through the carpet

7. Lift the passenger side carpet and secure the remainder of the loom to and through the floor brace following the tags. Replace the passenger side carpet and pass the loom through as you go.

8. Replace centre console, rear bench seat and front seats.

9. Start the engine, wind up the (pre installed) seat heater controls to 6, then go grab a beer. When you return with the 'cold one' of your choice, your seat will be toasty

In the winter I run seat heating and aircon at the same time....what a great combination - particularly if you have a bad back

Cheers n

Si