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Chris Senior Enthusiast

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They were pulled from a junkyard GMT-800 burb. What seats are they. They look like there's more than 6 ways on there

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BlackZ71Silverado Senior Enthusiast

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They appear to be LTZ seats with at least 10 way adjustability.

The first button is for the forward/back up/down (sit on part). The middle is for front/back on the back part of the seat. The last button is for the lumbar support.

KMGZ400 Senior Enthusiast

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i had them in my suburban.. they are power everything and the round knob is for power lumbar. you can adjust the height of that seat too

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They appear to be LTZ seats with at least 10 way adjustability.

The first button is for the forward/back up/down (sit on part). The middle is for front/back on the back part of the seat. The last button is for the lumbar support.

 

 

Correct. And by the looks of the switch and panel, that looks like a 99-02 GMT800 seat.

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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They are out of an 02 Burb LT. I have to figure out the wiring, that or rob the frames from the backs

oldscsc Enthusiast

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I put those seats in my 2001...just wire up the ground and then one of the orange wires to be able to adjust the seats. You'll have to hook the heat up with the other orange wire if you already have the switches.

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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Full manual. I added a console and I want an arm rest and leather. I dont care too much about heat or memory.

Trav_13 Senior Enthusiast

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You need 03-06 seats due to the Passenger Presence System. Do not try to use these as you may cause an electrical nightmare.

 

What color is the interior of your truck? I sell alot of seat parts via EBay and may be able to help

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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69d dark pewter. I was going to rob the frame from the backs of theres

 

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KMGZ400 Senior Enthusiast

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id like to to a leather swap but i can find any in the right color for a good price and my seats are full manual and im afraid to mess with the wiring

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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I dont mind manual seats, I want the arm rest and leather

Trav_13 Senior Enthusiast

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If you want to retain your current manual seats and just swap out the backs you should be fine. If you are looking for OEM 69 Color Code Armrest and Headrest I can help there. You will probably be best off to get some new Katzkin Leather for the Seat Back and Bottom Cushions.

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Also if you are looking for the leather for a Rear Extended Cab Seat. I have a full extended cab seat here in factory leather/vinyl in the 69 Dark Pewter Code as well. I can remove the leather and headrests and ship them to you so you can recover your OEM rear cloth seat. It was removed from an 05 Sierra SLT

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