butt warmers

["Craig Lebakken" <lebakken@cdicadwa.com>]

Brett,

Check the quick diconnects under the seat for power. If there is 
power, the problem resides in the seat. The trick to this game is 
tools (as usual), and fortunately, they're not that expensive. The 
tool is a pair of "hog-ring" pliers. Get the straight pliers, sprung 
to close, $20.99, #5645, and a 100 pack of hog rings, $1.99, #5640A 
from Eastwood at 1-800-345-1178. After removing your seat (easy), you 
can then attack your seat cover with wire cutters (after the 
periphery of the seat cover is loosened), diagnose and repair the 
short, break, or disconnection, and then reattach your seat cover 
very easily. Also excellent for R&Ring lap and side bolsters.

HTH,

Craig Lebakken 
86 4kcsq