Wiring for power seat
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Wiring for power seat
I'm thinking of getting a set of seats that has a power seat. The current seats in my 01 are not power. Does anybody know how big a deal it is to get power to the seat? Is there a simple fix?
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From: Under the flightpath of old ORD 22R
If you have a XLT, the wiring might already be in the floor by the seat area.
Might not be there, if not no big deal.
The circuit is Battery Junction Box ( aka BJB or engine compartment fuse panel ) Fuse # 112 ( 30 A ) and is dark green.
The power seat should come with the power seat control switch on the side already.
If the switch is good, on the connector C311, you have 2 wires to add
pin #1 black to ground
pin #7 dark green, to hot at all times ( BJB Fuse #112 )
That is it, the seat should work. Pin #1 and Pin #7 should ( might depending on the deinstall ) have a connector end on them, which is connector C305.
This is assuming they are power only, no heated seat module.
Might not be there, if not no big deal.
The circuit is Battery Junction Box ( aka BJB or engine compartment fuse panel ) Fuse # 112 ( 30 A ) and is dark green.
The power seat should come with the power seat control switch on the side already.
If the switch is good, on the connector C311, you have 2 wires to add
pin #1 black to ground
pin #7 dark green, to hot at all times ( BJB Fuse #112 )
That is it, the seat should work. Pin #1 and Pin #7 should ( might depending on the deinstall ) have a connector end on them, which is connector C305.
This is assuming they are power only, no heated seat module.
