Are there really two settings on the seat warmers?
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Are there really two settings on the seat warmers?
Coz I tried both settings, and I can't tell a difference.... both settings still are equally hot, and it makes you feel like you've peed in your pants
Oh, also I was wondering... on the seat warmer button, there's two bars, one's a longer bar, and one shorter bar...so, when you flick the seat warmer 'switch' up or down, does the light just stay on the lower shorter bar, no matter if you switch up or down to pick if you want the higher setting or the lower setting?
Does my question make sense?
Thanks, LYnn
Oh, also I was wondering... on the seat warmer button, there's two bars, one's a longer bar, and one shorter bar...so, when you flick the seat warmer 'switch' up or down, does the light just stay on the lower shorter bar, no matter if you switch up or down to pick if you want the higher setting or the lower setting?
Does my question make sense?
Thanks, LYnn
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Yeah, I asked my salesman that same question and yes there really are two settings (high and low). I guess Infiniti was being cheap and save themselves a couple of pennies for opting out the second LED. I was told by someone that in the automobile business, they would sell their own grandmas if that could save a buck each car...
Now, whether there is really a difference between the two setting, I've yet been able to tell. They both feel about the same to me.
Now, whether there is really a difference between the two setting, I've yet been able to tell. They both feel about the same to me.
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Originally Posted by shoebox4
Coz I tried both settings, and I can't tell a difference.... both settings still are equally hot, and it makes you feel like you've peed in your pants
Oh, also I was wondering... on the seat warmer button, there's two bars, one's a longer bar, and one shorter bar...so, when you flick the seat warmer 'switch' up or down, does the light just stay on the lower shorter bar, no matter if you switch up or down to pick if you want the higher setting or the lower setting?
Does my question make sense?
Thanks, LYnn
Oh, also I was wondering... on the seat warmer button, there's two bars, one's a longer bar, and one shorter bar...so, when you flick the seat warmer 'switch' up or down, does the light just stay on the lower shorter bar, no matter if you switch up or down to pick if you want the higher setting or the lower setting?
Does my question make sense?
Thanks, LYnn
You are too funny. There are two settings, but I def don't use them if I have to go to the bathroom. LOL It just makes it worse.
Yes, the light stays on, you just know that if it is forward it is the higher setting and if it is depressed towards the back, it is the lower setting.
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Originally Posted by DJM AutoWorks
the long bar on the button is high and the short bar is the low setting...and i dont think they are that great of seat warmers either i've been in other kinds of cars and they are usually warmer than what our seats get....
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Originally Posted by koreangrl
Actually, my seat warmers are great. It does my lower back as well as my a$$. And it def warms up faster in the morning then the heat in my car when I first start driving.
Sheesh, we pay so much for the freakin' car, and they can't even add an LED to separate the two heat warmers.
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I like my heated seats and I use them in the morning when it's really cold. I never leave them on long enough to tell the difference between the settings. When it's cold, either one will warm my ****, and once it's warm I usually turn it off. And in my opinion, there is no need for another LED, it's just there to show that the seats are on, whichever the setting.
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Originally Posted by koreangrl
You are too funny. There are two settings, but I def don't use them if I have to go to the bathroom. LOL It just makes it worse.
Yes, the light stays on, you just know that if it is forward it is the higher setting and if it is depressed towards the back, it is the lower setting.
Yes, the light stays on, you just know that if it is forward it is the higher setting and if it is depressed towards the back, it is the lower setting.
I can't tell the difference between the settings...
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