Adding Pass. Power seat controls
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Adding Pass. Power seat controls
My '91 is a base model with power controls for the drivers seat only. The seats are base leather no lumbar controls. I would like to add the power control system to the passenger seat.
Is it a straight forward install?
I assume I will need the dual power seat control, the power track, and an additional relay?
Any suggestions appreciated.
Is it a straight forward install?
I assume I will need the dual power seat control, the power track, and an additional relay?
Any suggestions appreciated.
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My '91 is a base model with power controls for the drivers seat only. The seats are base leather no lumbar controls. I would like to add the power control system to the passenger seat.
Is it a straight forward install?
I assume I will need the dual power seat control, the power track, and an additional relay?
Any suggestions appreciated.
Is it a straight forward install?
I assume I will need the dual power seat control, the power track, and an additional relay?
Any suggestions appreciated.
Search eBay for 10086228 for RH switch, and to compare search for 10086227 to see how the LH is configured. It should be pretty straight forward.
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From: Toronto Ontario
The dual switch assembly has all the necessary harness. A plug for power and harness out to the pass and drivers seats. Plug in the new dual switch in where the single was and run the wires...a nice upgrade!
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The OP should only need a RH switch. There's no "dual-switch" option or switch. It might be easier found on eBay as a dual control but it's actually 2 separate switches.
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From: Toronto Ontario
Purchasing just a right hand switch has the problem of not having the correct bezel to mount it in.
The OP has a single switch assembly that consists of the left switch and a bezel that serves as the left switch holder and a change tray...no place for the right switch.
The dual switch assembly has both switches and the bezel that allows for both to be mounted . The assembly is also wired so that one plug powers both left and right switches and the wiring that will go to both seats.
Getting this assembly makes the job easy.
The OP has a single switch assembly that consists of the left switch and a bezel that serves as the left switch holder and a change tray...no place for the right switch.
The dual switch assembly has both switches and the bezel that allows for both to be mounted . The assembly is also wired so that one plug powers both left and right switches and the wiring that will go to both seats.
Getting this assembly makes the job easy.
