Wunderlich Heated, but now back seat is too hot????

[Dave_W]

Hi,

I replaced the Stock front seat with a low Wunderlich OEM heated seat. On the low setting, I can't really tell its getting warm, but on high I can feel it.

I rode with a passenger yesterday, and turned the heat on low, quickly she asked me to turn it off, which I did.

A few mins later, she insisted that the seat was really really hot, and burning her; She kept getting up, and down on the pegs. ;-(

We stopped; it didn't feel too warm to the touch, but I didn't sit on it..We disconnected it and rode on..

 

Any thoughts??

 

David

 

 

Any ideas.

[kcscout]

I'm pretty sure this was discussed here.

 

<I know this response was of absolutely no value and didn't answer your question... I just couldn't resist>

[HenWin]

I replaced the Stock front seat with a low Wunderlich OEM heated seat. On the low setting, I can't really tell its getting warm, but on high I can feel it.

David:

Each person's sensitivity is different. I can tell you that my R12RT (07) will burn my tush off on HI and that's through whatever pants I have on under my 'Stich. I can only tolerate "high" for a while, then I have to turn if off and let my butt cool down!

[notacop]

I do beleeb the seat heat is for when it's like really cold and you just got on a snow covered surface.

I rarely use my electric gloves unless it's like freezey and stuff. But it's nice when it's needed.

Were that we all had such comforts on our lesser farked bikes!

[Dave_W]

Yp..your right..no value whatsover..

[kcscout]

In an attempt to redeem myself, I did a little digging around. There may be some information that IS of value:

Adding a regulator to a Wunderlich heated seat <- it's specific to the pad, but I imagine the pad and seat are similar.

and

Why is the seat so hot?

[Dave_W]

All hear yee..All hear yee..KCScout has thus redeemed himself!