Interior seat question
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lol....ppl nowadays i swear.
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What's wrong with what they said? It's simple: check to see if you have the seat harness first before you spend any money to buy power seats.
oh my bad. i thought he was trying to be smart. my mistake
I said ok kool. My bad.
[No offense taken, guys.]
I just checked out the field service manual. Looks like it should be possible, and fairly easy.
You should be looking for harnesses B204, B205, B206, B207, and B208 on the driver's side under the seat and B304-B308 on the passenger's side under the seat. The plugs each do something different (switch, lift front, lift rear, slide, recline).
It also looks like you'll need to buy a separate wiring harness for each seat in order to connect the seat plug to the factory harnesses under the seats.
This swap looks like it could just be plug and play: Install new seat, connect the single end of your new harness to the seat, connect the tails of the new harness to the preexisting harnesses on the floor. Looks to be that easy.
I just checked out the field service manual. Looks like it should be possible, and fairly easy.
You should be looking for harnesses B204, B205, B206, B207, and B208 on the driver's side under the seat and B304-B308 on the passenger's side under the seat. The plugs each do something different (switch, lift front, lift rear, slide, recline).
It also looks like you'll need to buy a separate wiring harness for each seat in order to connect the seat plug to the factory harnesses under the seats.
This swap looks like it could just be plug and play: Install new seat, connect the single end of your new harness to the seat, connect the tails of the new harness to the preexisting harnesses on the floor. Looks to be that easy.
Thx bro! I did t mean to take it the wrong way. Great info and thx for the help, this is exactly what I needed. You the man!!!
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