2nd Gen Seat Wiring

[EMedlin]

One more time around the barn. I have followed the threads on installing 2nd gen seats in 1st gen trucks. I have acquired a leather 40/20/40 power bench. What I can't seem to find is the wiring diagram to complete the install. Lets face it, power seats without power are not very useful. All of the posts I followed talked about the diagram, but I was unable to find it. The seats are from a '98 1500 quad cab. If anyone happens to have a diagram I would greatly appreciate a note. BTW the plug is a 10 wire plug.





Thanks.

 

[CDegner]

See if you can find a Chilton's manual (or similiar). They normally have pretty good wiring diagrams. Heck, I've been able to figure out my fusible link jumble on my 91 D250 using their diagrams!



Carl

 

[JFitzgerald]

Sorry to butt in, don't have an answer to your question. Just wanted to ask if you had any pics of your crew cab flatbed to post or put in reader's rides. As a big CC fan, I'd like to check it out.



Oh, and welcome to TDR!

 

[EMedlin]

JFitzgerald



Thanks for the welcome. I have a fair picture on my web page (see below) under projects. I will be posting more pictures as the project progresses. It is a project in motion.





http://webpages.charter.net/medlins1/

 

[JFitzgerald]

The crew cab looks good. Are vehicle projects ever done?? I had a '48 CJ-2A a few years ago. Had an old-time 265 Chevy V8 conversion. Traded it for my CJ-7. My 7 is modified to be much more capable off road, but I miss the 2A real bad sometimes - especially when I see it sitting at it's current home. :{ Flatfenders are just plain cool. Do ya do much trail riding?

 

[EMedlin]

I bought my '48 4 years ago as a project. I plan to present it to my daughter for her high school graduation present (she was 1 at the time). I figured I had plenty of time to work on it. Well it is now 4 years later and even though she is still too young to drive. All I have accomplished so far is the body tub removal and a 4. 3 partially rebuild. Then came the CTD. What can I say It has taken over. The '48 has yet to see any dirt. Someday It will.