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car seat cooler

 chill your sticky hot leather seat in summer with your ac
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Run a pipe from your ac compressor that feeds a membrane built into your leather car seats, cooling them down on hot sticky summer days.
—Lawrence_UK, Jul 30 2010

Baked, though with an independent cooler. http://wardsauto.com/ar/cooled_seats_mpg/
[MaxwellBuchanan, Jul 30 2010]

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       Sort of baked (see link). But welcome back to the HB!
—MaxwellBuchanan, Jul 30 2010
   

       kind of thing Clarkson & co would work on with hilarious results.
—po, Jul 30 2010
   

       Cooled seats = baked. I've ridden in Lexi that pumped A/C air through the seat. However, it wasn't the magical experience I hoped for. Anywhere my body was in contact with the seat it blocked the air flow, so cold air only ended up going nowhere but my gentleman's area.   

       Lawrence's idea is to run actual refrigerant through the seat, like having another evaporator in the seat itself, which would solve the problmes of ventillated seats. I think that this is unworkable, but it would be easy (albeit a maintenance nightmare) to run frigid water from the evaporator through the seat.
—DIYMatt, Jul 31 2010
   


 

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