No power to the seats
No power to the seats So I was sound deadening my car and I had the entire interior out of the car, and as I was rushing to put the interior back in so I could drive back home, I realized that the seats don't have power. This really sucks because I can't bolt the drivers seat in fully and it is stuck all the way forward.
I think it may have something to do with a spare plug under the trim panel that I didn't hook up, but I am not sure. This plug wasn't for the defrost grid, but was in the same harness and it went down the drivers side of the hatch.
Where does this plug go in? Also, could it be something else? I swapped the 30A circuit breaker in the fuse box with another one and it still didnt work.
Thanks guys.
Alex
I think it may have something to do with a spare plug under the trim panel that I didn't hook up, but I am not sure. This plug wasn't for the defrost grid, but was in the same harness and it went down the drivers side of the hatch.
Where does this plug go in? Also, could it be something else? I swapped the 30A circuit breaker in the fuse box with another one and it still didnt work.
Thanks guys.
Alex
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 11,321
Likes: 341
From: Jacksonville, FL (originally from Toronto Canada)
The only spare plug I know of in the left side of the hatch area is the CD changer plug which is taped to the hatch speaker harness.
The primary power connector for the seat is C310 under the seat. It has an orange power wire and a black ground wire. There are no other connectors in the power supply between the circuit breaker and the seat switch. There is one other connector on the ground side (C300) which is also under the seat. Check that these connectors are plugged in. If so, check for power and ground using a test light or multimeter.
The primary power connector for the seat is C310 under the seat. It has an orange power wire and a black ground wire. There are no other connectors in the power supply between the circuit breaker and the seat switch. There is one other connector on the ground side (C300) which is also under the seat. Check that these connectors are plugged in. If so, check for power and ground using a test light or multimeter.
Well, I forgot to specify that it was for a Trans Am. I plugged in the big plug under both of the seats, as well as the vacuum tubes for the lumbar. There was a 2 pin plug that I couldn't figure out where it plugged in under the seat. I believe the wires were orange and black. Does it not plug into the seat, but elsewheres? Thanks for the help.
Originally Posted by WhiteBird00
The only spare plug I know of in the left side of the hatch area is the CD changer plug which is taped to the hatch speaker harness.
The primary power connector for the seat is C310 under the seat. It has an orange power wire and a black ground wire. There are no other connectors in the power supply between the circuit breaker and the seat switch. There is one other connector on the ground side (C300) which is also under the seat. Check that these connectors are plugged in. If so, check for power and ground using a test light or multimeter.
The primary power connector for the seat is C310 under the seat. It has an orange power wire and a black ground wire. There are no other connectors in the power supply between the circuit breaker and the seat switch. There is one other connector on the ground side (C300) which is also under the seat. Check that these connectors are plugged in. If so, check for power and ground using a test light or multimeter.
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 11,321
Likes: 341
From: Jacksonville, FL (originally from Toronto Canada)
Originally Posted by 02BlackOnBlackSS
Well, I forgot to specify that it was for a Trans Am. I plugged in the big plug under both of the seats, as well as the vacuum tubes for the lumbar. There was a 2 pin plug that I couldn't figure out where it plugged in under the seat. I believe the wires were orange and black. Does it not plug into the seat, but elsewheres? Thanks for the help.
