Adding an OEM Passenger Seat

[manley]

I've asked this before, and got various opinions from users. However, I haven't asked it in this forum... and I "think" this might be the best place.

 

I have a 2010 Silverado LT extended cab. (If needed to answer the question, I can post the VIN number... just let me know.)

It has the cashmere leather interior, and the seat has the presence indicator and side air bags.

 

Because my wife has injured her back, I want to add a power passenger seat track.

Obviously, if the truck is not pre-wired for it, I'll need to find and add a power source.

I'd also obviously need a seat track, the switches, and the outer trim panel.

Is that all?

 

Can someone help me with part numbers and/or prices?
Thanks in advance!

Scott

[Jsdirt]

Someone correct me if I'm wrong .... but I "THINK" there should be some wiring in that area. GM normally wires all trucks the same, leaving a pigtail for an optional harness for speed on the assembly line. I know the doors all have the wiring for power mirrors, ect.

[manley]

Anyone???

[Bad Bowtie2]

Okay, I'll take a stab at it guys. This is a parts list for a 2010 C1500 Ext'd (& Crew Cab) with the factory "bucket seat upgrade" with the tan interior like yours, and with the passanger presence system....

 

PN.20779109 is the 6-way power seat track. List is $413.50

 

PN.20818404 is the wiring harness. GM List is $77.42

 

PN.15222980 is the pwr. seat knob. List is $4.63

 

PN.12451495 is the 6-way seat switch. List is $41.87

 

PN.15910636 is the outter plastic trim cover. $26.30

 

Good luck....

[manley]

Thank you!!!

[manley]

Interesting follow-up here - I bought a seat on ebay... it took a lot of hunting to find it, of course. It is plug and play. There is no difference in the wiring harness.