So I had the chance to start to install the heated seats today. I have tested the wiring, all four of the heating pads, and the switches, and all looks good. I have all the power and grounds run, and ended the day with power, and ground at the console. I have not decided where to mount the switches as of yet, but check out the pics to see the progress. Much thanks must go out to 3 members- Geoff, BIll and the RandMAN. I would not have been able to do this without their help.

(The duct tape is good for labeling the wires)


Let the testing begin.


Good sign!


Wires fed, dash put back together, eagerly awaiting tomorrow!


More to come!

awesome....Mike could you possibly send me the wiring diagrams for the Heat??? I have all the elements and the wiring, and want to start

PM sent
I know what you mean- these heaters have been sitting on the bench for two weeks!

Mike...while you are at it... please forward to me again as well...I only have paper for some reason

PM sent BIll.

OK so I have the drivers seat back in the car- (but stupid me- I didn't take another pic once the seat was re-assembled and re-installed )
But here are some more pics. I've had some things that came up over the last few days, so unfortunatly, I have not installed the pads in the passenger side as of yet. Car is in pieces, can't wait for full re-assembly on tues. More pics to come!

Seat with lower pad, leather back on, for pic purposes, leather missing from seat back


Center console Junction box, passenger seat feed can be seen, but not yet fished under the carpet.


The addition of yet even more wiring under the seat, check out the blue connectors (should it ever have to be serviced)


Temporary switch, hangin' out the side of the seat. Im actually going to mount the seat heat switches on the side, I have to modify the bracket and the plate before I do that though.


A wonderful MOD indeed...toasty. What goober at Pontiac never thought to make this an option before 2000?

I don't know how some of you guys do this electrical work... Congratz on the mod! I'm jealous!

Thanks for the compliment John . All it takes is some good advice from the right people.

and some patience!

Let me know if you're ever inthe seattle area, i'll get you to do mine...

Will do. Love wiring.

Honestly ... when I did mine..I felt it was easy...

Did CFootes from start to finish in 4 hours.