Kyle W
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@HHHokay, so it seems like the harnessdr doesn't make a harness for the 22.5+ models yet.... I am not sure what all needs to be done. This article may help some specifically the first comment Manual to Power Seat - Refresh Silverados : r/Silverado https://share.google/ugl4JIHq9SQUiM1xj -
@HHHalso. You are very welcome! I am glad to help
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@HHHlet's go!!! So glad you got the driver side working! So it may be different on the refresh truck so let me do a little research quick
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@HHHokay, cool deal! The 30amp fuse is for the passenger seat harness. ****If your truck has those pins in the passenger harness already then you don't need the fuse or the passenger harness from harnessdr. This video shows you. I recommend watching the whole thing but around the 13 minute mark he installs that fuse and wire.
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@HHHso basically repeat the steps to remove the cloth harness and then install it into the leather seat
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@HHHalso, remove the memory module if you haven't already. No reason to leave it under there
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@HHHAlright!! Yes, the cloth harness will have all the plugs except for the memory module plugs and the cooled seat plugs.
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@HHH that is the hardest one..... I believe my skinny hands came in clutch on that part lol. You shouldn't have to remove the whole cover. I am not exactly sure what it looked like but I remember it being difficult
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@HHHhappy to help! It's a little difficult to figure it out that's why I wanted to make this post. Try and disconnect the battery before swapping the seats next time to see if the service restraint light doesn't come on. I never got that message so I am not sure what's going on there. So on the driver seat, I have swapped a cloth harness into an at4 seat and a Denali seat with the memory module. It's not terrible but you will definitely want the seats out of the vehicle to do it. Take your time and take pictures as you take it apart to help remember how to put it back together. I would start with removing the harness from the leather memory module seat that way if you brake a connector or something you know what not to do on the harness you will be using lol. There are a lot of connectors and stuff. Definitely need an assortment of small flathead screw drivers and needle nose pliers. Be very careful with the zippers on the rear of the seat to open the back cover (it will make sense once you start taking it apart). I broke one and it caused the top seat cover to need repaired/replaced. Feel free to ask questions as they come up and I will try and respond asap
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@HHHso on your driver seat.... Does the seat have the memory module under it?
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@HHHif your passenger seat plug on the truck side has all 3 of these tabs then it's plug and play and you do not need the harness to install a power seat. This video will be very helpful especially if you do end up needing to get the passenger harness from harnessdr: https://youtu.be/cngm0mjDLDs?si=70oyDWn0eXeb0ICs
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Of course! So mine was manual passenger with heat also. Let me confirm but you may not need the harness. Some of the trucks already come with the wire you need to convert it to power. I will check it and get back with you asap
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@HHHHey of course, happy to help! So your current passenger seat is heated but manual adjustment?
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Okay, very interesting. I tried to hookup my AT4 driver seat with the AT4 harness and it did not work.
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Ok, I am curious... Did it have a driver seat memory module under the seat?
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