Heated seats
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Heated seats
How are your heated seats,
Mine turn on take 5 or so minutes to heat up, stay on for little bit, then turns off and starts process all over again. It's not constant.
Are yours all the same?
I've been in other vehicles, and they were a constant heat
Mine turn on take 5 or so minutes to heat up, stay on for little bit, then turns off and starts process all over again. It's not constant.
Are yours all the same?
I've been in other vehicles, and they were a constant heat
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Do you have leather? I read somewhere of someone else with an 11/12 with the same complaint so, if you have leather, maybe its a feature to keep it from getting too hot. They stay on in my '13 but only get half as warm as the seats in my wife's Sorento, but she has cloth with three heat settings.
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Do you have leather? I read somewhere of someone else with an 11/12 with the same complaint so, if you have leather, maybe its a feature to keep it from getting too hot. They stay on in my '13 but only get half as warm as the seats in my wife's Sorento, but she has cloth with three heat settings.
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There's another thread about the heated seats in the 08's, so I guess this is not a new thing
https://themustangsource.com/f637/heated-seats-517325/
https://themustangsource.com/f637/heated-seats-517325/
Last edited by shurtual86; 2/12/13 at 06:25 AM.
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Oh I getcha. Yeah not sure why it would pulse and not be constant. Maybe more about not overheating the driver rather than the seats if its a 1-setting, high temp unit. I think the other guy had to turn his on every 10 min or so IIRC which would suck.
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Yep the 12' mustang has a on/off button, one heat setting
So yea just curious, being this my first new car.
Heated seats are awesome when driving at night with top down. Also like back therapy too...lol
So yea just curious, being this my first new car.
Heated seats are awesome when driving at night with top down. Also like back therapy too...lol
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Do you have leather? I read somewhere of someone else with an 11/12 with the same complaint so, if you have leather, maybe its a feature to keep it from getting too hot. They stay on in my '13 but only get half as warm as the seats in my wife's Sorento, but she has cloth with three heat settings.
#11
They're the worst heated seats I've ever had. I have leather and most of the time they just get luke warm. Sometimes they get really hot and I have to turn them off but thats probably after 20 minutes of driving.
#12
The cycling of the seat is a built in safety feature. You don't have to hit the button, but the seat will regulate a temperature and cycle on and off.
They're better than no heat, but I personally would have preferred them to have two settings like most of the other cars in the Ford lineup.
They're better than no heat, but I personally would have preferred them to have two settings like most of the other cars in the Ford lineup.
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Mine never get hot just warm, but it is still better than my old F150 that had regular seats.
My wife's Infiniti QX4 has the best heated seats I have ever used, they will toast your buns!!
My wife's Infiniti QX4 has the best heated seats I have ever used, they will toast your buns!!
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Do you have leather? I read somewhere of someone else with an 11/12 with the same complaint so, if you have leather, maybe its a feature to keep it from getting too hot. They stay on in my '13 but only get half as warm as the seats in my wife's Sorento, but she has cloth with three heat settings.
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