Putting Trans Am seats in a Camaro?
08-16-2007, 01:57 AM
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Putting Trans Am seats in a Camaro? I have a set of leather trans am seats out of an 02 that im going to put in my Camaro. The problem I found out is that the power connector on my drivers seat is different from the one on my Camaro. What do I do? Also how can I get my lumbar to hook up?
08-16-2007, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by 01 Thunder
find you a plug from a firebird, and swap the ends out..
that would be the ez-iest way to do it..
dont know as far as the lumbar goes
that would be the ez-iest way to do it..
dont know as far as the lumbar goes
08-16-2007, 03:35 PM
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The power plug is the same from TA to Camaro . . . BUT, to get everything to work there is a harness with electrical and air lines that must run from seat to seat under the console to work, since the air pump is under the passenger seat. Here is the part:
The lumbar and side bolsters "inflate" on both seats (typically), but there is only one air pump, and it is under the passenger seat. The drivers seat is the only seat with power movement, front, back, up and down.
My finished seats:
The lumbar and side bolsters "inflate" on both seats (typically), but there is only one air pump, and it is under the passenger seat. The drivers seat is the only seat with power movement, front, back, up and down.
My finished seats:
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08-16-2007, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by robertbartsch
If your Camaro seats are in good shape, I would like to discuss a purchase.
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08-16-2007, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Stangkilr
Wow thanks man! Ill order one when I get to work tomorrow.
zip, zero, mods.
My seats came out of a 1999 TA, and I installed them into a 2000 SS.
If the donor car is still around you should be able to get the harness out of it, albeit a tad difficult seeings that it runs not only under the carpet, it runs under the center console.
08-16-2007, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Xsta Z 28
As I said via PM, this operation should be 100% plug and play.
zip, zero, mods.
My seats came out of a 1999 TA, and I installed them into a 2000 SS.
If the donor car is still around you should be able to get the harness out of it, albeit a tad difficult seeings that it runs not only under the carpet, it runs under the center console.
zip, zero, mods.
My seats came out of a 1999 TA, and I installed them into a 2000 SS.
If the donor car is still around you should be able to get the harness out of it, albeit a tad difficult seeings that it runs not only under the carpet, it runs under the center console.
08-19-2007, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Alt
So if someone doesn't care about lumbar its just unbolt, swap, rebolt, and plug the power in?
04-21-2008, 09:18 AM
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Thanks Exta, Funny thing is, after I had already changed out the whole track from the SS seat I found the harness sitting with a bunch of other parts I have sitting around.
God I hate a messy garage!!! 
Thanks for your help though.
God I hate a messy garage!!! Thanks for your help though. 
