What type of wiring does this come with? Does it have a wire tap? A fuse? or does it need to be hardwired?
1449180
It comes with all wiring needed for installation. You will need to tap into car 12v, I tapped into the 12v lighter circuit in the console (not sure if that is recommended but it worked for me). The wiring harness in one seat was defective in one of the kits I bought and customer service is a dead end line with this company. I emailed and called and never had a call or email returned, so if they don't work properly you're on your own. I have ordered four kits from them. You can expect them to work for a couple years and then you will have some issues. Personally I will look elsewhere next time I buy heated seat elements. It comes with all wiring needed for installation. You will need to tap into car 12v, I tapped into the 12v lighter circuit in the console (not sure if that is recommended but it worked for me). The wiring harness in one seat was defective in one of the kits I bought and customer service is a dead end line with this company. I emailed and called and never had a call or email returned, so if they don't work properly you're on your own. I have ordered four kits from them. You can expect them to work for a couple years and then you will have some issues. Personally I will look elsewhere next... » Read More It comes with all wiring needed for installation. You will need to tap into car 12v, I tapped into the 12v lighter circuit in the console (not sure if that is recommended but it worked for me). The wiring harness in one seat was defective in one of the kits I bought and customer service is a dead end line with this company. I emailed and called and never had a call or email returned, so if they don't work properly you're on your own. I have ordered four kits from them. You can expect them to work for a couple years and then you will have some issues. Personally I will look elsewhere next time I buy heated seat elements. « Show Less
1449181
I cant remember exactly what it had but i spliced it into the ciggerette lighter plug with two butt connectors and it has worked perfectly.
1449182
Take the old plug and thermistor and solder it to the new element, plug into where the old system was.
1449183
This kit came with an inline spade fuse. The easiest way to install this is to find out if heated seats were an OEM option on your vehicle. If so, the circuit that they would have been on is probably already wired and you may be able to find an unused wire harness in the location of where the OEM switch would go. That is what I did on my KIA and installation was a breeze. Otherwise you need to find a switched circuit that can handle the amperage.
1100693
Hard wired, but kit comes with the wire nuts. Pretty simple install. All you need is a Philips screwdriver if I remember correctly.
1190311
There is no in-line fuse or any wires included with the horn. It had been a little while since I installed the horn, but I believe the horn draws 5 amps
341004
It comes ready to hard wire. I put a plug instead, purchased seperately. There is no line switch in this package.
89785
No, no fuse included. Also the product cheaply made of plastic. Had to break open the ends to make wire lugs fit.
327172
It was very easy to install. Just attach lights (we used zip ties), attach control box with velcro or screws. Lastly you have one wire from control box to ground and another to your cars fuse box - find a fuse that is controlled by when the key is turned on to prevent running down battery.
150327
I located the fuse that was labeled back up lights and connected it there. Use a simple test light to be sure you have that correct wire. You probably will have to connect it via a jumper wire. Nothing to difficult
1134002
Just saw this. Had to change the wiring for plug in. It comes for hardwire.
1737002
This is only hard wire, you can purchase the cigarette lighter plug then wire it up to this. That is what I did with my application.
60280
It comes with wiring but it is not a direct plug in you will have to find the parking light circuit and splice in
315435
Only wire is the safety disconnect box in case tow bar and runaway cables break. I'm not using mine, so no wires for me. I love this unit, so easy to use and setup. Comes with a wireless remote that tells me it's working correctly.
1600125
I'm no fuse guy but It does come with a fuse already on the power wire. I hooked it up directly to my car battery and it works perfectly.
1117325
8 guage wire to run power from your battery to where you install it, inline fuse, some smaller guage wire to run the remote (12 volt accessory) turn on wire from the back of your stereo, also either RCA cable or speaker wire depending on whether your running low or high level inputs .... you can buy it separately or just get a 8 gauge sub/amp wiring kit and it will have everything you need
88029
Just hardwired mine today. I bought a Cobra hardwire kit (they are universal), a Bussman BP/HHH fuse tap (both from Amazon) and a 2amp fuse from an auto parts store. Very easy. Hardest part is figuring out how to run the wire throughout your car so that it's out of sight. You may need to look up diagrams and photos of dashboard/panel removals. Not hard. Also, you need to find a fuse in your box that works only with the key in the ignition. Easy enough to test/research. Total cost of hardwiring this myself was less than $25. Quoted a price of $75 from a car audio place.
1138006
It is supplied with bare wires, you can either hardwire it or add a 12VDC power plug. Be aware that the wires are 22 - 24 AWG, ie very hard to work with for hardwiring.
864930
It has a fuse holder, it is beneath the recessed plug and above the power switch. It does not come with a fuse.
1798993
Yes its a very simple set up. Like I said you might need to add some more wire for the set up. Has fuse link to for positive do not forget that.