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Join Date: Jun 2009
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I am fitting AU Fairlane electric seats into an AU1 XR8..there is a 2 pin plug under the drivers side carpet would anyone know if that is where the seat loom plugs into.?..any help appreciated.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Narre Warren, Vic
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Yep, that's for the basic electric seats. I'm guessing the Fairlane drivers seat would be a memory seat so would have the bigger plug. When I put Ghia seats in my old AU, I made an adaptor to connect the 2 pin plug to the big seat plug (I found the right plugs on an old E-series dash loom of all things!). I just worked out which pin on the seat plug provided basic power and the earth and ignored all the memory stuff
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Join Date: Jun 2009
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As it turns out the plug on the on the seat was after market bought a set of connectors and voila..fully functioning..more comfortable..looks better..it has 4 way function very pleased..only problem now the rear squabs doesn't fit into a series 1..the mounting points cant be adjusted to engage the latch mechanism..has anyone done this conversion successfully?
thanks for your reply Dezza. |
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