04-10-2024, 09:39 AM
So, first things firsts it all depends on what you type of seat and wiring you have right now and to what type of seats you are upgrading to.
Some features are common on all seats such as airbags, seatbelt sensor and etc. So those are already wired. However, if you are upgrading to heated / ventilated, you will wiring.
Regarding positive wiring. Bo not hot wire from an existing positive wire. Always wire from the fuse box (use a fuse TAB) and put the fuse TAB on the dedicated fuse number.
For example heated and cooled seats have their own individual fuses and power wires from the fuse box to the heating module under the seat.
Front massage seats have 1 power wire from fuse box to both seats. Both seats are on the same 7.5 amp. So, if you are upgrading to heated and massage seats do not use the same power for both.
There are some exceptions to this; for example, If you are adding a cabin light, or a switch (original rear seat heating ) you can take the power from anywhere.
Some features are common on all seats such as airbags, seatbelt sensor and etc. So those are already wired. However, if you are upgrading to heated / ventilated, you will wiring.
Regarding positive wiring. Bo not hot wire from an existing positive wire. Always wire from the fuse box (use a fuse TAB) and put the fuse TAB on the dedicated fuse number.
For example heated and cooled seats have their own individual fuses and power wires from the fuse box to the heating module under the seat.
Front massage seats have 1 power wire from fuse box to both seats. Both seats are on the same 7.5 amp. So, if you are upgrading to heated and massage seats do not use the same power for both.
There are some exceptions to this; for example, If you are adding a cabin light, or a switch (original rear seat heating ) you can take the power from anywhere.