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[Pat.Spragge@wj.com]

     There is no switch for the mirrors; they must be on a timing? relay or 
     else on all the time(which I doubt).  However, in the winter  when the 
     mirrors have condensation on them in the morning, shortly after 
     starting the car the condensation begins to evaporate in two, nice, 
     round patches on the mirrors. Another element in the winter package is 
     the headlight washers and maybe? a stronger charging system.  Living 
     in California, there isn't too much of a need for all of this unless 
     in the Sierras skiing.
     
        Later,
     
     Pat Spragge


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Author:  Sean Reifschneider <jafo@ariel.ppp.synergy.net> at INTERNET
Date:    4/24/95 6:34 PM


>Regarding the question about the heated door locks, I believe they were a part 
>of the "winter" package which also included heated mirrors.  I know the mirrors
>are operational and assume the door locks are as well.
     
How do you turn on the mirror heater?  I haven't seen a switch for it, so 
I guess I don't have that either.
     
Found out something interesting last night though...  The seats in my car 
ARE heated seats, they just aren't hooked to anything.  I removed the 
drivers seat and there was this connector not connected to anything.
The manual revealed that it's the heated seat connection...  I'll 
probably just leave it, but it's nice to know that if I ever feel the 
need, I can engage 'virgin' heated seat elements.  :-)
     
Makes sense considering it's probably a $10 or $20 item to put the heating 
element in, and they can sell them for hundreds.
     
Sean
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