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Old 06-18-2010, 03:22 AM
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I'm in the process of swapping in 2000 Trans Am WS6 seats into my 2000 base model Firebird.
So far I've got the rears and the passenger side in with no issues.
I tried putting in the Driver side this morning and realized I had a problem.
The power connector coming from my car is much smaller (I think a 3 prong) than the connector under the TA seat (I believe 6 prong).
I had to reinstall my current seat since I didnt want to install the power TA seat and not be able to adjust it.
Also, the Pass. side TA seat has a power connector as well as a hose connector which I believe is for the lumbar support.
I heard I need to connect the driver's side hosing to the pass. side. I don't have any power supply/wiring/connectors coming out of the carpet on the passenger side. Do I need to buy a pigtail or something to make this work?
Any insight on making both sides work would be great.

Also, if there is a write up or install tips somewhere that I can be directed to, that'd be awesome.
Thanks.
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Hey man did you buy some seatbelt loop brackets from me a couple weeks ago? If you want i can meet up with you and i can take a look.
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Originally Posted by firemech21
Hey man did you buy some seatbelt loop brackets from me a couple weeks ago? If you want i can meet up with you and i can take a look.
That was me!
Actually, I contacted Mark at hpsalvage and he has the wiring/tubing I need to make them work. He also has the carpet (as you know I'm doing the ebony swap) for sale so I'm thinking I might just pick it all up and do the carpet swap since I'll need to run the wiring under it anyway.
If you'd be willing to lend a hand, I'd sure appreciate it!
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So I got the wiring/tubing needed to get the seats in. Upon installation the controls worked nicely.
Driver's side: front/back switch worked. one of the lumbar switches worked. Other didn't seem to do anything.

Now, I got in the car to move it and the front/back adjustment still works great, but neither lumbar support switch works. Makes a quick buzz like it's trying but nothing happens.
Passenger side seems to work, at least one of the switches.
Any ideas?
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Hey any luck?

I have neither the wiring or the tubing....know where I can get?
I'd appreciate the help in this area as it seems we are limited in it.
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I also need the wiring harness for the trans am.
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Originally Posted by License2Ill
Hey any luck?

I have neither the wiring or the tubing....know where I can get?
I'd appreciate the help in this area as it seems we are limited in it.
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I also need the wiring harness for the trans am.
I can probably get the harnesses from where I got mine. If interested, PM me your shipping address and I'll see how much it'll cost to get one and send them out to each of you.
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Bought one from here for $30 shipped two days ago, thanks anyways




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