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arad_na64 New Member

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I`m Arad and need help for install two electrical front seat of 2007-2013 chevy tahoe or suburban or avalanche. I have some question about that and wiil be happy if some one can help me on this way.

1- Can I have wiring diagram of front seats? (picture attached) link of pictures: http://www.auctiva.com/hostedimages...,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0&format=0

2- I checked socket of seats and find two bigger wire(Red/white and black). I think main power wires are them. But when I connect 12v adapter to wires nothing happened and no movement.

3- I know the seats have many function. But I need anly movement and heat/cool function.

Thanks for reading my post.

Arad

P.s: sorry for my bad english

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Tnutt19 New Member

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Ok guys bumping this back up to the top. Anyone that can help I also need the diagrams for converting from heated to AC/ Heated.

I just received today the seats and both the memory and ac/heat modules. Any help to know what is needed next would be very much appreciated.

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ep224 Enthusiast

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looks like this thing has died - but I would really like to get a hold of "rich22" to see what he offers in the way of instructions to do this... I am adding a cooled seat (driver only - at $1200 screw the passenger haha) to my 2013 suburban 2500... black leather is smoking hot.

dsr611 Senior Enthusiast

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looks like this thing has died - but I would really like to get a hold of "rich22" to see what he offers in the way of instructions to do this... I am adding a cooled seat (driver only - at $1200 screw the passenger haha) to my 2013 suburban 2500... black leather is smoking hot.

Here's his profile page...there's a link to send him a message on the page

Though, he hasn't been on here in almost a year

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/user/29983-rich22/

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Still shoot him a message, he may happen to have the email alert on if he gets a message on here!

 

ok I PM'd "rich22" and I am holding my breath for a response. everything I have found online says you can do this - and I have talked to two (1 GM and 1 chev) parts counters (I know, I know) and they think I can do it too... I even have the seats lined up. a little hesitant to pull the trigger just yet until I get a green light from my GM mechanic... hopefully rich22 has his ears on!

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ep224 Enthusiast

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well, still nothing from nobody that seems to have anything to add, but i'll keep going. i have a 2013 2500 suburban - KB6 wasn't an option. i have heated and airbag seats from factory. i have procured the identical seats with the addition of the cooling option as well as the door switches. i have identified that there are two wires from the truck (B10 and B11) in the truck-side harness (X303) that don't exist in my build from the factory that the new seats will need run. i am working on locating the schematics that will tell me where these wires come from...

 

any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

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paddonNZ New Member

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well, still nothing from nobody that seems to have anything to add, but i'll keep going. i have a 2013 2500 suburban - KB6 wasn't an option. i have heated and airbag seats from factory. i have procured the identical seats with the addition of the cooling option as well as the door switches. i have identified that there are two wires from the truck (B10 and B11) in the truck-side harness (X303) that don't exist in my build from the factory that the new seats will need run. i am working on locating the schematics that will tell me where these wires come from...

 

any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

 

Did you ever figure your seats out, i just got done installing mine in my 2007 silverado but i had to add about 10 or more extra wires to the passenger seat and about half that to the driver, i found all the diagrams i needed, which im going to add on here for other people in the future as i wasted a day sourcing through the wiring diagrams for the whole truck, just went to the dealer and reflashed the BCM with the vin from a 2009 tahoe but came up with faults and theft errors etc, must be cause the BCM has the incorrect vin number just wondering what the dealer has to do to program these in, they are unsure since its not something they have done before. hopefully someone out there can help. thanks

ep224 Enthusiast

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Did you ever figure your seats out, i just got done installing mine in my 2007 silverado but i had to add about 10 or more extra wires to the passenger seat and about half that to the driver, i found all the diagrams i needed, which im going to add on here for other people in the future as i wasted a day sourcing through the wiring diagrams for the whole truck, just went to the dealer and reflashed the BCM with the vin from a 2009 tahoe but came up with faults and theft errors etc, must be cause the BCM has the incorrect vin number just wondering what the dealer has to do to program these in, they are unsure since its not something they have done before. hopefully someone out there can help. thanks

i have them installed but we haven't wired them. we were actually getting ready to do that this week. i am going to see if i can PM you...

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