WTB: 2005-2007 Escape/ Mariner leather seats

Asked by z06racing Aug 13, 2010 at 07:44 AM about the 2005 Ford Escape XLT AWD

Question type: Car Customization

I am looking to upgrade my cloth seats to heated black leather. Willing to trade plus cash if necessary. Any suggestions as to where to look for used seats? direct contact: briansfast-jamie@yahoo.com THANK YOU!

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papa answered 14 years ago

not sure you can go with heated seats in your car,if so you will have to do some wireing,if you dont already have heated seats,you may find what you looking for in a salvage yard but you need to get all the wireing harness for both seats.

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Christopher answered 14 years ago

The wiring harness may already be in place. you however will need to install a fuse, applicable relays, and heated seat switches. check under the seat for an extra plug, and check behing the blank's for the heater switch to see if there is a harness there for a switch.

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papa answered 14 years ago

not for heated seats,the wireing harness wont be their,if it has power seats that is the only harness their.

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