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Heated Seat Upgrade Instructions
jeffery7614 replied to DenVogel's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Thanks for the post I just installed my new seats with seat heaters. Your part list and instructions were an amazing help. You saved me a a lot of research. Thanks -
First off I am new to the board and this is my first post so I would like to say hello to everyone. I am in Salt Lake City Utah I have had my boxster for 10 months and already have had a few bad events with it. Onto todays tale. I purchased a new set of spark plugs from AutoZone. The bosch Platinum 4. They said r3 on the plugs which I thought was strange but the salesman told me that didn't mean the heat range. I went home installed plugs and the car purred like a kitten. I thought every thing was ok until I drove to work today when my check engine light came on and started flashing the car started sputtering. it was shaking pretty bad at one of the stoplights it acted like it was only running on 4-5 cylinders. I knew it had to be the plugs I stopped by the porsche dealership on the way home and got the correct beru plugs. I swapped the plugs and now everything is fine. the bosch plugs were very black, a lot of carbon build up I am sure they are not the coerect heat range for the car. I only drove the car 3 days probably 300 miles or so with all the holiday travel. I took the bosch plugs back and they refunded my money. I would not recommend using the platinum 4 bosch plugs unless you are sure they are the correct heat range don't trust what AutoZone has listed in their computer. By the way the only reason I changed the plugs in the first place was maintenace there was no problems prior to the plug change. I also changed out the V belt.