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How would I go about wiring up the electric seat from the EL Fairmont Ghia into my EF FUtura?
Also does anything else need to be cahnged or is it all plug and play? Last edited by twirqurky on Mon Oct 03, 2005 5:51 pm, edited 2 times in total. |
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uglybob |
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nope won't be plug & play as you won't have the pre-existing wiring for the seats there!
_________________ R.I.P. Scotty |
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twirqurky |
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No the elctric seats, I mean the bolts and s**t holding them in, rear seats, etc i know the wiring ain there thats what I need!
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uglybob |
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will be fine dude! will bolt straight in!
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twirqurky |
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Ok, so any ideas on the electrics?
Worth making a doco about? |
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uglybob |
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ask steve about it - i know i've chatted to him in the past about fitting the electrics, but have NFI what he told me!
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twirqurky |
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Is there anyhting Steve doesnt know?
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arm79 |
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You need a plug or 2 for starters. I'm pretty sure (from memory) they are the same plug as what is used for the dash door lock button, or the fuel/boot release buttons.
These are then wired into the power window 12v feed. Its a large gauge yellow wire going into the power window plug in the console. This is how its done from factory. The power window breaker covers the windows and seats. |
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twirqurky |
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Ok so I need to find a plug for the central locking/fuel door open/boot relaese buttons and run the wires to the thick yellow wire under the windows?
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arm79 |
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Yeah... Go visit your local "self serve" wrecker and just cut the plugs out of the looms. The dash door lock button would be easiest. They are a long yellow + black wire combination.
Buy some thicker gauge wire, like 7 or 10 amp. Shorten the wires to the plugs, and solder on the tick gauge stuff to the plug, then splice into the thick yellow wire that goes into the power window swtiches in the centre console for the 12v feed. Ground wire can be attached anywhere. Easiest would be to the bolts that hold the handbrake down. |
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twirqurky |
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Uh huh....ok still understanding.
Go to wreckers, get dash lock loom, I got that part. Lose it around the part where turn wires into plug. How do I do that? Small simple words. Is it only two wires, positive and an earth I need? |
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arm79 |
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Np mate... But you owe me a favour, which I will call on later in a PM...
When you cut the loom from the dash, you will end up with a 2 pin plug with 2 wires coming out of it. You will need to take the 2 pins out of this plug. There is a small tab on the inside of the plug. If you get a small screwdriver and lift it, the pin will fall out of the back. Cut the wire off the pin. Or cut the wire short. Get some decent wire, as I said 7 or 10 amp. The kind of stuff that comes on 10 metre rolls will do. Solder this wire onto the pin, and slide the pin back into the plug. Do one at a time, so you dont get them mixed up. On the plug that is under the seat, you will have the male version of this door lock plug. There will be 2 coloured wires. One will be red or something, the other will be black. Push the plugs together. Solder the wire on the plug you made, that corresponds with the red wire under the seat, into a 12v supply. The closest place is the plug that goes into the power window switches in the centre console. This plug has a decent gauge yellow wire going into it. Splice your new wire from the seat base into this yellow wire. So that gives you your 12v into the seat. Take the other wire from the plug you made, the one correspoding with the black wire from the seat plug, strip one end. There are 3 bolts holding down the park brake handle. Put the end under one of the bolts.... Test seat and if working, repeat for the other side. Hows that? |
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twirqurky |
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Now that I understarnd Adrain.
Willl let ya know how I go. And about that favour..... |
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Rapier |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Np mate... But you owe me a favour, which I will call on later in a PM...
i hope you wont be asking for any "favours" after you do my gearbox |
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arm79 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Np mate... But you owe me a favour, which I will call on later in a PM... i hope you wont be asking for any "favours" after you do my gearbox Hey... The price we discussed was for parts only... Installation is extra, and that we havent discussed yet! |
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