Wiring loom for electric non-memory seats

rrr · 22nd April 2017, 15:48

I would like to retrofit electric non-memory seats (probably coming from a 2002 model) into my car, which is equipped with manual leather seats (heated). If anyone would have the necessary second-hand wiring loom it would make my life much easier

arjan_m · 23rd April 2017, 19:49

It isn't very hard to connect them even if you don't have the cabling. All they need is 12 volt + en 12 volt minus.

I made the connections myself (and my seat has memory), it was done in 2 hours, including getting the seats out and in. I made a new wire from the battery, and that was it.

This is a scheme for the connections. If your seat has no memory function, it is the same as the passengers seat:

22nd April 2017, 15:48	#1
rrr Regular poster 2001 75 1.8 LHD, 2000 75 1.8 LHD Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Prague 6 Posts: 68 Thanks: 5 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Wiring loom for electric non-memory seats I would like to retrofit electric non-memory seats (probably coming from a 2002 model) into my car, which is equipped with manual leather seats (heated). If anyone would have the necessary second-hand wiring loom it would make my life much easier

23rd April 2017, 19:49	#2
arjan_m Gets stuck in MG TF 135 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Helmond Posts: 581 Thanks: 28 Thanked 28 Times in 21 Posts	It isn't very hard to connect them even if you don't have the cabling. All they need is 12 volt + en 12 volt minus. I made the connections myself (and my seat has memory), it was done in 2 hours, including getting the seats out and in. I made a new wire from the battery, and that was it. This is a scheme for the connections. If your seat has no memory function, it is the same as the passengers seat: __________________ Look at my (photo)threads here: Fitted a 750 bumper on the 75 Tourer My Rover 75 Tourer My third 75: My Rover 75 1.8 mod topic Rover 75 1.8 Classic, MidNight Blue, 2002 Current car: MG TF 135, Antracite (LQW), 2002 Last edited by arjan_m; 23rd April 2017 at 19:52..