Heated seat timer
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Heated seat timer
Were heading into winter again and just wondering if anybody has a solution to turning off the timer modual on a 04 Lariat screw, it only allows the seats to heat for 10 minutes (I need hours). I have a bad back and the heat realy helps.
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Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Austin TX
Here are some replies to similar threads (not my own comments):
... pull the fuse.
... Run a #10 blue wire past the seat fuse and wrap it around the thingamajig counterclockwise two turns. Problem solved.
That's about all I found ... and have no idea if and/or how either of those two replies might work.
... pull the fuse.
... Run a #10 blue wire past the seat fuse and wrap it around the thingamajig counterclockwise two turns. Problem solved.
That's about all I found ... and have no idea if and/or how either of those two replies might work.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Dedham, MA
Marine, little advice on heat (I'm a healthcare provider), is that heat actually works best if done in 10-12 minute increments with 30-45 minute breaks in between. Too much heat causes blood vessels to increase in diameter for too long and can lead to swelling. This will be felt much later after the heat is removed, sometimes not even until the next day. It would be better to run the heat for 10 minutes at a pop and to take more frequent breaks out of the truck, if that's possible. Just a tip.
