power seats
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 805
Likes: 11
From: Hickory Flat Ga
Yeah, I did the swap to power sport seats with the bladders. It's a bolt-in job. You'll need a wiring harness with air tubes, console switches and plate and the power seat tracks with the air pump in the passenger side track.
I guess you are looking at about $1200 plus. Going with power 6 way standard seats without bladders is way cheaper. I think the standard seats are as comfortable, but the adjustable lumbar and side bolsters are great. Finding the seats in very good condition is the challenge here. 94-96 work. I have a harness if you jump in.
I guess you are looking at about $1200 plus. Going with power 6 way standard seats without bladders is way cheaper. I think the standard seats are as comfortable, but the adjustable lumbar and side bolsters are great. Finding the seats in very good condition is the challenge here. 94-96 work. I have a harness if you jump in.
Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 5,362
Likes: 3
From: Delray Beach FL
Yes, I converted my 93 to dual power seats (non-sport seats). Just needed switch, harness and power tracks. Picked up all the parts on eBay for less than $ 300...only needed passenger side on mine. Unbolted the passenger seat, removed the seat rails, bolted the power seat track to the seat, reinstalled seat, installed new switch and ran the wire harness down to the passenger seat. Took maybe an hour to do. Very easy. When you switch to Sport Seats, it is a little more work and cost, but basically the same thing.
