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Yes you should be able too. There were a few guys with the seats working before they got there steering wheels installed.
The codes for seat temp are in the ECU Memory section. You may be fine. If you put in the switches and the seats don't work check with him and see if he activated the codes in the Vehicle Configuration section.
Removing get the steering wheel and installing the new steering wheel and clockspring is not necessarily hard. Honestly the only part that even remotely a little difficult is removing the airbag if you haven't done it before. There's a pretty good video on YouTube about removing the airbag on these trucks. After the airbag is removed it's pretty straightforward. As I stated in an earlier post you just need to make sure you have the steering wheel centered when you install your new clock spring it's pretty simple.
I'm not sure which video you watched but the one I'm referring to the truck is turned off and the battery is disconnected. I think MP Grimm from M2 Mods posted the video but I'm not sure. Obviously you would never want to remove the airbag unless the truck was turned off and the battery was disconnected. There are three spring clips on the back of the airbag you have to pop off with a pick tool or screwdriver. The first time you do it is going to take you a little while to figure out how to pop them off once you've done a few it's actually pretty simple. If you don't feel comfortable doing it you may want to check with your dealer and see what they would charge you to switch it over. There have been a couple of guys that didn't feel comfortable doing it and just took it in and had it done.
I have heard about that video but I have not seen it you do not have to do any of the stuff he did. It's a very straightforward process. As long as you have a clock spring that is locked on Center which if you bought a new one it should be it's a matter of removal and replace there's nothing to be disassembled or taken apart.
Thanks Grimm. Hopefully that will help him figure out which way he wants to go. I have heard of a few guys watching that other video and getting all confused and hesitant to try to replace the clock spring because they think there's much more involved in there actually is
