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mrsimon 17th July 2012 07:02

Electric seats can't be fitted, can they?
 
Good morning
It's just occured to me (as it does) that if I have non-electric seats in my car, then there won't be the wiring to connect electric seats, and therefore they wouldn't work.

Right? :shrug:

rover54 17th July 2012 07:47

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Originally Posted by mrsimon (Post 1055867)
Good morning
It's just occured to me (as it does) that if I have non-electric seats in my car, then there won't be the wiring to connect electric seats, and therefore they wouldn't work.

Right? :shrug:

Not necessary, a lot of the cars have the wiring as it is a standard loom. You need to look under the seat for the connectors.

mrsimon 17th July 2012 08:01

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Originally Posted by rover54 (Post 1055890)
Not necessary, a lot of the cars have the wiring as it is a standard loom. You need to look under the seat for the connectors.

Ok, I will then! It's just that in my XKR I took out the seats and there was a wiring look fitted into the floor to be unplugged. It just seemed strange that a car that comes without electric seats would have that.

wutang 17th July 2012 09:31

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Originally Posted by mrsimon (Post 1055898)
Ok, I will then! It's just that in my XKR I took out the seats and there was a wiring look fitted into the floor to be unplugged. It just seemed strange that a car that comes without electric seats would have that.

Mine had the full looms in place, upgraded to the full memory, heated leather from manual velor seats.

Mine is a 2001 year and had the looms for all sorts of things in placemost now retrofitted.)

Richard

rover54 17th July 2012 18:54

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Originally Posted by mrsimon (Post 1055898)
Ok, I will then! It's just that in my XKR I took out the seats and there was a wiring look fitted into the floor to be unplugged. It just seemed strange that a car that comes without electric seats would have that.

Why make two different looms when most probably the majority of cars will have motorised seats fitted. Cost saving and elimination of unnecessary parts in stock.

mrsimon 18th July 2012 23:11

time to find out
 
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Originally Posted by rover54 (Post 1056254)
Why make two different looms when most probably the majority of cars will have motorised seats fitted. Cost saving and elimination of unnecessary parts in stock.

Well, if all goes well, I'll find out as I'm buying an MG 2L CDTi 2005 tomorrow.

Arctic 19th July 2012 00:23

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Originally Posted by mrsimon (Post 1057379)
Well, if all goes well, I'll find out as I'm buying an MG 2L CDTi 2005 tomorrow.

Look for something like these ;)

Departed 32016 19th July 2012 06:36

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Originally Posted by mrsimon (Post 1057379)
Well, if all goes well, I'll find out as I'm buying an MG 2L CDTi 2005 tomorrow.

That car won't have them.

Simondi 19th July 2012 07:06

If the car does not have the loom in place it is relatively easy to make up a loom, there are a number of threads on this subject.

Ian G 19th July 2012 07:17

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Originally Posted by kieranswood (Post 1057446)
That car won't have them.

My 2005 MGZT CDTi has the looms in place although it has manual seats.
Cheers Ian


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