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prm99v6 
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Posted: December 19, 2006 at 3:21 PM / IP Logged  

OK, here is what i have. 2005 durango seats with the factory seat heaters already installed.  I need a way to contorl them. the factory system sends a signal  (low or hi) from a momentary switch, to the can bus system, that sends a signal to the heated seat module, that sends the signal to the seat heater. This is a 1 wire hook up. The seat heater grounds itself on the same ground wire that the pwr seat motor uses.  It would cost 700+ in parts to retrofit the factory control system.

Hi from the module ouputs 10volts

I am not really concerned with hi and low, I was just going for on. However i need to regulate the voltage down to 10 volts. will a voltage regulator get to hot?

any ideas?

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Posted: December 23, 2006 at 8:27 AM / IP Logged  
The CAN SL module controls heated seats....install yourself a remote start and use this bypass..design heated seat control system -- posted image.

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