Seat back is incredibly HOT while cooling
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I'm not wild about leather. Never have been. It's good for belts, dressy jackets and shoes and -- That's about it.
It's hot in the Summer and cold in the Winter. It takes too long to cool off and too long to warm up. It's slippery, makes you sweat and generally sucks.
People say, "Well, it lasts longer than cloth". Not really. You take care of a quality cloth upholstery and it will last every bit as long as leather. Maybe longer.
Leather likes to separate at the seams, shows wear patterns on the edges of the seat from mounting and dismounting, it splits, cracks, peels and -- Basically sucks. Plus, it is expensive as HELL to repair if you damage it. OEM slip covers can run into the thousands. And sewing in a new panel isn't always an option.
The only other thing that's worth a darn about leather is -- It smells good when it's new.
As to your problem with it blowing hot? Do you have the remote start? I assume not.
Sorry to say this but at this point it's all that's left -- Sucks to be you.
Sorry
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This worked for me. The kit redirects the air flow so that the heat doesn't get trapped inside the seat back. Install is pretty easy, took me maybe 25 minutes to do both front seats.
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Yes, the kit works fine in the 17 SD. The kit will work with anything prior to the 18 updated seats.
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You wouldn't want to. The 18's are going from cooled seats to ventilated seats. No more cold air. Just a fan blowing. We have a similar system on my wife's X5. It's absolutely useless.
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the '18s SUCK....that is they don't blow air onto the individual, they SUCK the heat away from the individual....apparently this is how porsche does it.
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