camlex Posted January 23, 2005 Posted January 23, 2005 Hello, This morning, it is cold in Houston. So push heated seat button for me and passanger. My seat warm up and passnger complain that seat is too hot. My 2001 Jetta has heated seat and all you do is turn nob to 0 to 5. 0 is off and 5 is hot. All i see in lexus is Push bottn for heated seat. Please guide me how to use these heated seat in 1997 Lexus ES300. As always, Thanks.
lexusk8 Posted January 23, 2005 Posted January 23, 2005 That's how all the heated seats work for the '97-'99 ES. It is simply an on/off function. The heated seats in the '00-'01 ES have a "HI/LO" heat setting you can choose from, and I believe it's the same for the '02-'05 ES also.
camlex Posted January 23, 2005 Author Posted January 23, 2005 where is fuses for seats. should be seperate fuse for each seat? Thanks,
glr Posted January 23, 2005 Posted January 23, 2005 Hello,This morning, it is cold in Houston. So push heated seat button for me and passanger. My seat warm up and passnger complain that seat is too hot. My 2001 Jetta has heated seat and all you do is turn nob to 0 to 5. 0 is off and 5 is hot. All i see in lexus is Push bottn for heated seat. Please guide me how to use these heated seat in 1997 Lexus ES300. As always, Thanks. ← I have an '04 ES330. Like Lexusk8 mentioned, I have a high/low switch. The reason I'm chimming in is because I wish high was hotter than it is. I was wondering whether it was adjustable as well. Regards
mxl4729 Posted January 23, 2005 Posted January 23, 2005 speaking of heated seets has any one ever converted non heated seets to heated seets. i was pondering doing it but i have never done apulstry work and am kind of afraid to take apart my seets they sell elements on ebay that could be used http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...&category=33701 let me know if any one has done it i would love to know how so i would have the balls to do it myself
Tsquared Posted January 23, 2005 Posted January 23, 2005 You can adapt a unit but it will need a lot of the OEM parts to get the factory installed look. You can also pull a heating element out of a wrecked car that has simular dimensions and "shade-tree engineer" a working unit. It would be better if you could find the same model as yous to become a donor. I pulled a heating unit out of a 760 Volvo and installed it in a F150. The Volvo was an On/off unit that had a 3 wire connection: ground, power, and overheat sensor. I only used the ground and hot leads and had them wired to a toggle switch. The unit lasted about 3 years before the element burnt out. It was fun while it lasted...
camlex Posted January 24, 2005 Author Posted January 24, 2005 Thanks for everybody's input. I thought may be it will quick fix. but this is like a project, and living in Texas I don't needs as you needs in north. Again, Thanks.
eman_be_lexin Posted January 24, 2005 Posted January 24, 2005 My heated seats in my 97 are not hot at all. I can just notice them getting warm but that's it. 2 years ago before the factory warranty went up, I had the heating elements replaced but the seats don't get hot enough to notice I have Heated Seats. Is this common with all 97-99 models or does my car just have issues.
SKperformance Posted January 24, 2005 Posted January 24, 2005 comon with all older lexus changing the battery wires can help it did for me but i also ran new wires to the heaters with a new relay to the oem switches now it works better than ever but i also have hid's which keep my power consumption down leaving ample amounts left over for the seats
Lextech23 Posted January 25, 2005 Posted January 25, 2005 Check the temp of the seat surface, most of them get up to 85-88 degrees.
camlex Posted January 25, 2005 Author Posted January 25, 2005 Since you all talking about heated seats. let me ask one more question: since one seat (passanger) is working , Fuse is ok. Under driver seat there is lot's of wiring for Power seat,heated seat etc. How to find heated seat wiring? any coloe code? Thanks,
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