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I just bought a 2014 Overland after selling my 2011. I am liking the new interior for the most part, but the heated seats seem to be a lot weaker in the 2014. They get warm, so they are working, but it is very subtle.

Anyone have this issue?
 

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I just bought a 2014 Overland after selling my 2011. I am liking the new interior for the most part, but the heated seats seem to be a lot weaker in the 2014. They get warm, so they are working, but it is very subtle.

Anyone have this issue?
I agree. I don't have a prior Jeep to compare to, but the last 4 vehicles I have owned got warmer than my Summit, and they got warmer quicker. It's not that I think they are defective or anything, just weaker. Great thing is that the steering wheel heats up right away, and makes all the difference!

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I agree. I don't have a prior Jeep to compare to, but the last 4 vehicles I have owned got warmer than my Summit, and they got warmer quicker. It's not that I think they are defective or anything, just weaker. Great thing is that the steering wheel heats up right away, and makes all the difference!

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Have a '14 Durango, and I agree completely with your comments about the heated seats AND the steering wheel.
 

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I have a 14 GC Overland, and agree completely. The seats get "warm", but take a long while to get there. I thought they weren't working at first. My wife's Acadia Denali seats heat up faster and are hotter than the Jeep's.

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Yeah I agree with those on the seats, wish they'd heat up faster...

But the Steering wheel, that is warm by the time I hit the end of my driveway, not sure I'll be able to go back to a car without one :thumbsup:
 

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Mine seem to be really hot sometimes and other times its like they are on low although the setting is on high. The same goes for the Steering wheel. I feel like they may be somehow integrated into the HVAC temp controls...
 

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Some of you guys must wear thick pants or long coats...both my steering wheel and seats warm up fast. The drivers seat actually gets too hot after 5 minutes, and I have to bump it down to low.
 

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I love the heated steering wheel. Especially on the 16F days we have had in New England recently.
 

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wheel and seats work quite well for me as well. I normally have to turn the seat from hi to low after a few minutes as I find it a little to warm for my liking. Note I typically only will have one a tshirt and a dress shirt or light sweater in the mornings (car is in the garage). The coat gets tossed in the passenger seat.
 

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My seat heaters worked well yesterday on a 300 mile trip back home. It was annoying to have to keep cycling it back to high though after it would go into low mode. I was afraid that they would be weak from reading this thread and others, but it actually was comparable to my '12 GC. I was glad it worked pretty well. Steering wheel heated up faster than in my 12.
 

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Mofeen, If this is any help, When I first got my 14 Summit I was experienced what I thought was weak heating. After running them they have improved dramatically to the point were I have to go to low and off.

The steering wheel has always been quick and very warm
 
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