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I bought a set of 18” wheels off an ID4 for my winter tyres for the same reason. EBay special.

Ah good knowledge. I just copied the part numbers from another car with the same interior, Fitted fine. I think the whole thing cost about £400 which is similar to the option cost but i didn’t realise I hadn’t optioned heated seats until too late in the ordering process to add them so this was my best option. Probably 4hrs per seat and another 4 hours for the wiring as I had a bit of problem solving to do to locate and access the AC Control module. Usually someone on YouTube has trod the path before you, but not so on this project. I understand your point of view but the car is just a tool to me; it’s there to be used, it’ll have 100k on it by the time I part with it and quite enjoyed the challenge. There’s also the fact that seat heating uses less power than space heating so there’s actually a range advantage to be had too. (Probably…….)

It went well! Brief summary here on the OBDEleven forum. https://forum.obdeleven.com/thread/17304/add-heated-seats-success G

Would someone who has an enyaq suite with heated seats be willing to share their VIN number on a PM? It's to allow me to look up what the appropriate part number for the heated seat element for the leather seats is, I'm retro fitting to mine. Cheers

Afternoon. Enjoying my Enyaq but I did make a mistake in not specifying heated seats so I'm going to retro fit them. I've found the cabling from Kufatech Seat Heating Harness for Seat, Skoda MQB2020, MEB https://www.kufatec.com/en/search?sSearch=46757 Cable set seat heating - heating mats for MQB https://www.kufatec.com/en/search?sSearch=43362 I have a source for the OEM heating Mats (Skodaparts.com) but they can't tell which variant of the seat heater I need for the seats. seat: a/ 5LA963555E b/ 5LA963555D backrest: a/ 5LA963557E b/ 5LA963557F Can anyone shed any light on differences between the two sets of part numbers there? Cheers, G