power seats question
the seats have a plug at the bottom which should plug directly to harness on the car. the plugs on your car should be tucked underneath the carpet, as your car did not come with power seats. i would think that the plugs would mate, but you never know as the seat is from a t/a and the car is a camaro. if not, you can just cut off the plugs and splice them together. if there is no plug under the carpet, you can just run a hotwire and a ground to the seat and make them work that way as well..
thats assuming youre talking about a power rail. if youre referring to the power lumbar supports, only the firebirds had that option if i remember correctly, so you would have to hotwire the seat to make it work.
thats assuming youre talking about a power rail. if youre referring to the power lumbar supports, only the firebirds had that option if i remember correctly, so you would have to hotwire the seat to make it work.
the seats have a plug at the bottom which should plug directly to harness on the car. the plugs on your car should be tucked underneath the carpet, as your car did not come with power seats. i would think that the plugs would mate, but you never know as the seat is from a t/a and the car is a camaro. if not, you can just cut off the plugs and splice them together. if there is no plug under the carpet, you can just run a hotwire and a ground to the seat and make them work that way as well..
thats assuming youre talking about a power rail. if youre referring to the power lumbar supports, only the firebirds had that option if i remember correctly, so you would have to hotwire the seat to make it work.
thats assuming youre talking about a power rail. if youre referring to the power lumbar supports, only the firebirds had that option if i remember correctly, so you would have to hotwire the seat to make it work.
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Verdad Gallardo I am 6'4 so that probably makes a difference. I can get comfy but then it hurts my leg to hit the clutch because the bottom of the seat gets in the way. With the Camaro I just leaned the whole seat all the way back and adjusted the recline, perfect. I am too lazy to deal with all this power ****, if someone has a leather non power T/A seat I will gladly trade.
the seats have a plug at the bottom which should plug directly to harness on the car. the plugs on your car should be tucked underneath the carpet, as your car did not come with power seats. i would think that the plugs would mate, but you never know as the seat is from a t/a and the car is a camaro. if not, you can just cut off the plugs and splice them together. if there is no plug under the carpet, you can just run a hotwire and a ground to the seat and make them work that way as well..
thats assuming youre talking about a power rail. if youre referring to the power lumbar supports, only the firebirds had that option if i remember correctly, so you would have to hotwire the seat to make it work.
thats assuming youre talking about a power rail. if youre referring to the power lumbar supports, only the firebirds had that option if i remember correctly, so you would have to hotwire the seat to make it work.
