Heated seat retrofit
This isn't "OEM" but have a look here.> http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevy...Q5fAccessories
Try this link for the OEM AC control unit WITH the seat heater buttons.>
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/08-CH...Q5fAccessories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/08-CH...Q5fAccessories
Most aftermarket heaters won't work with factory switches according to Check Corp. and other aftermarket companies as their switches carry a heavier electrical load than is required by factory units triggered through the bcm.
the "heater" is just a wire running through some material, not real rocket science, but I guess you could check the power requirements for the thermostat.
It doesn't need to be rocket science, an electric iron isn't rocket science but it draws more amps than a micro switch designed for a 5v trigger can handle. My point was the 2 seat heater companies I use in my shop say that factory switches on bcm controlled cars will not take the load.
It doesn't need to be rocket science, an electric iron isn't rocket science but it draws more amps than a micro switch designed for a 5v trigger can handle. My point was the 2 seat heater companies I use in my shop say that factory switches on bcm controlled cars will not take the load.

I believe this has been answered in another post(I won't be doing the searching) and there is the addition of two modules(one for each seat) and replacement of the HVAC control. I doubt very much if the vehicle has the wiring harness plug ins for this addition.
So my approach would be to go after market.
No clue how they are controlled from the factory, just quasi quoting the aftermarket caution labels. I install a few sets a year, the switch gear is small, and very factory like in function. Factory switches would cool, and as metioned attainable with relays.
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