Has anyone installed these in a 2014 jeep w/heated seats? How did you get around the wiring harness?
1070232
Installed them on my 2013 with heated seats, no problem, there was enough slack with the harness and or you can un-attach one of the attachments under the seat.
1070233
mine is a 2009 with no harness to contend with...sorry i don't know the answer to that. good luck
1070234
If this is the drivers side...you just need to unclip the harness and zip tie it to the seat frame out of the way...same for the passenger side...once you undo the clip...there is a bracket that you need to push up and out of the way, again secure the clip to the seat frame and slide the lock box in and mount. The brackets may not fit completely flush but as you tighten them down...they fit well. The drivers side fits esasier but the passenger side will bend the bracket to a nice fit once you tighten it.
1932894
My husband put it in his jeep wrangler 2013. It took about 6 or so hours because the instructions don't cover everything you may run into. If you aren't very savvy with working on the wiring I wouldn't attempt it. If you need more info reply and I think he would help you out. He does love it!
734975
Can't help you for a 2014 Jeep Wrangler. I do know they did not work on my Jetta as they described. Then when the order was returned for a refund, of course they did not receive them. So I got screwed because my son, who mailed them, did not use a tracking number. Take this for what its worth. Good Luck.
1304699
I had adjust the harness to accommodate existing wiring. Of you will keep track and mark your incoming speaker wires, front/back and L/R, it's fairly easy. Hope this helps. My original system was installed 2002.
2263183
I had the whole unit installed by a Jeep dealer. When I bought everything I had intentions of installing it myself, but it was just too complicated and I didn't have the right tools. The dealership charged me $200.00 to install. Sorry I can't be of much help. Good luck!
753017
Yes, they haven't changed the wiring harness. It's in my 14 LS. Works great!
33399
I bought a kit that came with two seat heaters (4 elements total). They include a switch for each seat, so the driver and passenger seats have seperate controls.
2166845
Installation varies per vehicle, on my Grand Cherokee I popped off the top dash panel (no screws) and unscrewed the old speakers and disconnected them. The new speakers come with the speakers with wires only (I think around 6-8"). I chose to remove the connectors from the old speakers and solder them to the new wires. putting the new speakers in was a simple reverse process. EDIT: I did need to use an offset screwdriver to clear the windshield. A stubby screwdriver, or a flexible shaft or u-joint would work as well.
2254061
Yes I have them on my 2014 only thing you have to do is buy the coil spring insulator from any parts store I got mine from autozone cause I work there but you have to look it up as a 2008
1405569
I put Putco H4 headlight wiring harness on my 98 Cherokee. Also upgraded headlights as well. Worked great replaced undersized factory wiring. Which you'll still use with kit but old wires only open & close relays to turn lights on or off.
100961
I don't remember if there were instructions with the package or not. I've done a lot of vehicle installs (and am MECP certified) and this was reallt easy, with a little bit of mechanical and wiring background. Taking the covering off of the seat will be the hardest, which there won't be any instructions, since it's vehicle dependant. On my wife's '05 Escape, the covers came over and on really simple. Other cars use hog pins which are more difficult. The only suggestion I have is to use spray glue in addition to the self adhesive. The sheets can be cut without any problems, so if something doesn't fit, cut it. As far as wiring, mount the switch, plug the connectors in to the only place they plug and then the red goes to 12v+ and black goes to ground. Hate to say it, but if that doesn't make sense or still struggling, you may want to look into having it professionally installed. There are more advance wiring options, like wiring the 12v to only be turned on with the vehicle, timed delay turning off, temperature dependant, connected to remote start, etc. All of these options vary on every make and model of vehicle and the manufacturers won't provided detailed installation instruction beyond red=positive black=negative. You'll have to test to find where these wires are in your specific car.
2166843
They come with speakers and wire. Do not have the plug in harness but I just used the old harnesses and the new wires. Just cut off and then spiced the ends together plugged them in and they worked great.
681429
I put these on a 2002 and they were a little tight since the wiring harness on the jeep is short. I cut mine and rewired it and they work perfectly now
1704122
You'll need to purchase a wiring harness if you want them on a toggle switch. I spliced them into my reverse lights so I didn't use a wiring harness
423627
Any installation of these seat heaters requires a custom install. Anybody can do it, but you need to have a background in electronics, cars, and even upholstery. Sometimes cars will need modifications to fit these. I have installed these in an 07 elantra and an 06 G6. They work very well!
1432355
Installed mine on a chevy crew cab and mounted controll box under hood. The only wires that were not too short were the ones for the front head lights and one of them were close. The wires for the back were pieced under driver seat, way short. I'd say they would be to short for you as well.
462915
I installed mine with a Pioneer aftermarket receiver. The receiver will require an adapter harness to plug into the Jeep factory wiring harness.