2010 Ford Raptor Seat Heater: Driver's side hot spot?

[Squatting Dog]

Welp they whacked me for $105 to tell me that (1) its broken-duh (2) its the heater element in the seat-duh again (3) its not under warranty and (4) the total to replace after parts and labor will be around $350. Sux.

Now the question becomes this: replace it (again) only to have it go out for a third time a year from now, or realize that the seat itself is barely hanging on (because of my size and the off road pounding I put on it) and therefore save up a little while and replace the whole freaking seat? I'm leaning toward the latter...

Replace it J.. Get a nice set of spearco seats to go with your RPG cab cage..

-Greg

 

[bstoner59]

I say upgrade!!!

 

[BigJ]

I still haven't done anything about this. I get the feeling I'm gonna regret that when it starts getting cold and we head up to the snow :-/

 

[Lance Vincent]

In same Boat and cold is on the way !

 

[Allied Offroad]

Same here..

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

big j i can help out if you decide to replace the heating elements. where i used to work, i had to replace the seat heaters (and sometimes covers) in a bunch of gm and vw vehicles. it was a common problem with those 2 manufacturers back then. changing yours out shouldnt be too bad. i have had multiple f150 seats apart for headrest monitors, so it shouldnt take long

 

[Madcowranch]

I'm really disappointed in my replacement seat heater's performance.

My original one really burned my ass if I wanted.

 

[Allied Offroad]

Ok, so this is very,very common.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

crap, thats not what i wanted to hear.

 

[Conejoracer]

Mind quit today too. It really sucks, my 05 superduty's heated seats worked for 7 years without fail.