Power Seat Wiring
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Power Seat Wiring I've had my interior apart for awhile, and I've got the carpet back in and put the seats in and now I think I am missing something. Under the seat I have a white plug coming from the main harness that runs along the door frame. Then, there are the air tubes for the lumbar supports and a black electrical connection. Both of these run from seat to seat.
Under each seat is a black electrical connection and the air tube connection.
How do I connect the WHITE connector? The seats aren't getting power, so I'm guessing the white plug is the power source.
Is there a 2 into 1 connector I've lost? If so, should there be one for each side? Both seats have the exact setup.
I swore I saw a randome 2 into 1 pigtail laying around, and I cannot find it anywhere. Does anybody have the GM Part number for this? (if my thinking is correct)
Here is a picture of the plugs, underneath the seat:
Under each seat is a black electrical connection and the air tube connection.
How do I connect the WHITE connector? The seats aren't getting power, so I'm guessing the white plug is the power source.
Is there a 2 into 1 connector I've lost? If so, should there be one for each side? Both seats have the exact setup.
I swore I saw a randome 2 into 1 pigtail laying around, and I cannot find it anywhere. Does anybody have the GM Part number for this? (if my thinking is correct)
Here is a picture of the plugs, underneath the seat:
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the passenger side has the exact same setup.
So I'm wondering. Do the white and black connectors plug into a 2 into 1, and that plugs into the black plug on the seat?
So I'm wondering. Do the white and black connectors plug into a 2 into 1, and that plugs into the black plug on the seat?
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why would 2 white connectors plug together from the same harness?
The black plug and the wire tubes, run from seat to seat, over the trans tunnel. The seats do not get power with the black connectors plugged in.
The black plug and the wire tubes, run from seat to seat, over the trans tunnel. The seats do not get power with the black connectors plugged in.
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Im just telling you how mine is. I have had seats out multiple times, Thats how they are hooked up. Black connector to driver seat power motor white male and female connectors with orange and black wires plugged together.
