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If you were to install the Crew Cab seat heaters in the Quad Cab seats and then get the center console with the switches and harness out of a wrecked laramie or even the switch panel end piece and wiring it wouldn't be much different than doing the Crew Cab trucks. Remember there was no rear heated seat option on the Jump Seat so if you wanted it O.E you would need the center console. I actually thought about doing it but I have the Jump Seat and actually prefer it. If you have the Jump Seat and weren't worried about being O.E. I'm sure it wouldn't be to hard to find a place to mount the rear heated seat switches.
Your best bet would be to find a center console end piece with the switches and wiring intact or possibly buy a new harness. DeerGuy adds the rear heated seat wiring to the conversion harness from the PDC if you order it that way but as far as I know he hasn't made the actual harness for the switches themselves in yhe center console. I'm not sure if the harness for the rear heated seat center console is available from Mopar but the first thing I would do is message Benny at Allmoparparts.com in the vendor section of the forum and see if it's available.
I agree 100%. I have installed several of Deereguy's harnesses as well as other M2Mods harnesses and they are top notch all the way.Finished up my install today....huge thanks to deereguy, he really makes too notch harnesses and it helps greatly when doing the upgrade. All functions working good, just waiting for xm to come back shortly.
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If your truck is a classic the wiring should be the same as the 13 to 18 trucks. You will need to make sure your truck has the correct wiring for the heated seats and wheel. Some have it and some don't. If it doesn't you will need to add it. If it does you will need to have the heated seat module and seat harness to possibly make it work. I don't reccomend trying to do it that way. I would buy a heated seat that will have the module and correct seat wiring. You will obviously also need to install the correct steering wheel and heated wheel clockspring and enable the codes with the Alfa tool. This is a pic of the correct wiring your truck will need to connect to the drivers side heated seat.
What year is your truck and is it a 1500 or 2500 and did it come with the radio you have in it? You can turn the auto on comfort on or off in your settings menu on the radio. If you don't have the option in your settings menu you will need to enable it with the Alfa tool for it to appear in the radio settings menu.
I'm sure it came with the module to let the radio connect with the truck's BCM that goes between the radio harness and radio correct?
No, the UAQ and UAS radios will not communicate with the BCM on the 13 and 14 1500 and 2500 trucks and some of the 15 2500's for certain features. I know it's needed on the trucks that have been upgraded from the smaller radios and I'm pretty sure even a 13 or 14 truck that came with the RA3 or RA4 radio would need the module if you installed the UAQ or UAS radio. It is a module that connects between the radio and the trucks radio harness. Usually the seat controls are one of the options that won't work correctly without the module. These are pictures of the Infotainment unit which is the larger one and the Customtronix Enigma unit that does the same thing plus corrects some of the other issues the radios have communicating with the trucks. I prefer the Custimtronix Enigma unit but either will work.
