Adding Heated Steering Wheel

[sapopszky]

I found a few different threads that touched on this but most focused on getting the heated seats to work. If I just get a new steering wheel and clock spring will the heated steering wheel work? I understand i would need to get the center panel if i wanted a physical button but i have alpha OBD so thinking i can just turn on the screen option? If anyone has part numbers for these I will gladly take them. I have a 19 bighorn

 

[FM45]

You will still need the heated seat/wheel module that is located under the pass seat--even though you only want the heated wheel...

-=FM45=-

 

[DRam74]

On my 21 Bighorn, I had to run 2 wires from module to below center seat, and of course clockspring and wheel. But that was after heated seats all installed.

 

[DRam74]

Clock spring 68545657AB
Wheel was used and I was unable to match to updated number. But a new one is
6xs002x7ab I believe. They very a lot, but this should be all leather bighorn. I am not sure if it would work with just soft keys, I changed center stack.

 

[sapopszky]

On my 21 Bighorn, I had to run 2 wires from module to below center seat, and of course clockspring and wheel. But that was after heated seats all installed.

How did you know which wires you needed and where they went? I have the console. I have added wires in previous vehicles but always knew which number pin to put them in. Idk how people know these things Did you also have to run a different harness for your center stack?

 

[DRam74]

I looked up the wire diagram on Alldata. In my case I could see I needed 3 power wires from right kick panel to seat/steering heat module, 2 wires to connect in can bus which go all the way to above left kick panel can bus star connector, 2 wires power and return for steering (ones I mentioned ended under center seat), plus for seat heaters ran 5 wires to driver seat. But also had to change seat harnesses referenced by Jimmy07. Center stack just uses can bus system, no wires needed. I bought one with manual a/c to match but with seat/steering heat switches. I traced all the wires to see where ended, and added missing circuits. But I hear it varies by truck options.