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Has anyone fitted the carbon fibre seat heater pads to their cars? They look to be straightforward to fit, but how easy is it so slip the leather covers off the seat and back cushions to install them? This is a 2003 Plus 8 - seats may vary model to model.
35th Anniversary Plus 8
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They probably slide in under the middle section of your seat and back. I think it's open along that seam
SFG 2012 4/4 Sport
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Good point Perry. Mine were fitted by Allon W and get very nicely warm. Perhaps that's what they did. But worth a try just tucking them in, first.
SFG 2012 4/4 Sport
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Don't know when they changed,but on the later seats you only have access to the back of the seat without opening the fabric. Fairly skilled work.
.+8 Now gone for a 1800 4/4. Duratec in bright yellow.
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