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Model specific boards => Golf mk1 => Topic started by: 10:27 on 01 April 2005, 19:29

Title: how do you wire leather heated seats?
Post by: 10:27 on 01 April 2005, 19:29

hi i have a rivage leather interior in my mk 1 1988 cab and would like to know how to wire them up they have the connetors on the seats! but need to know what i need to connect them up cheers jeff

Title: Re: how do you wire leather heated seats?
Post by: black_cabbie on 02 April 2005, 09:57

Do you have the rest of the loom? Relays, thermostat and switch?

Title: Re: how do you wire leather heated seats?
Post by: 10:27 on 02 April 2005, 22:34

nope i dont :cry:  feel i may need a lot to complete the job all i have is the seats and the connectors coming from them! what do i need to complete the job then?

Title: Re: how do you wire leather heated seats?
Post by: black_cabbie on 03 April 2005, 11:29

You need the switch thats goes under the heater rear glass, loom from the fusebox to the switch and seats, relays and thermostats.
You could get the loom from a golf 3 or corrado as they come with this option as well. The switch will be different though.
Your best chance is german ebay.

a quick example.
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=9887&item=7964258225&rd=1

Look for "golf Sitzheizung".

Good luck  :smiley:

Title: Re: how do you wire leather heated seats?
Post by: 10:27 on 04 April 2005, 22:45

cheers black cabbie you been a real help and your a great addition to the forum?

Title: Re: how do you wire leather heated seats?
Post by: gibby on 05 April 2005, 10:49

Quote from: VDUB007 on 04 April 2005, 22:45

cheers black cabbie you been a real help and your a great addition to the forum?

I'd second that, deffo seem to know your stuff and have a lot of experience and references to information. :smiley:

Title: Re: how do you wire leather heated seats?
Post by: black_cabbie on 08 April 2005, 06:54

Quote from: gibby on 05 April 2005, 10:49

Quote from: VDUB007 on 04 April 2005, 22:45

cheers black cabbie you been a real help and your a great addition to the forum?

I'd second that, deffo seem to know your stuff and have a lot of experience and references to information. :smiley:

Cheers guys!  :laugh: