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What if I can’t find a seat position sensor to plug in on my stock seat or on the new leather powered seat

Did you get an airbag light after plugging both new seats in?


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Just now, pgamboa said:


Did you get an airbag light after plugging both new seats in?


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Yes I did. I tried looking for a code withmy

obd reader but it doesn’t pick up everytime I turn on the truck or drive it pops up

 

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pgamboa...I just found this site via a google search... similar question.. I have an 04 gmc, that I want to add electric seats from an avalanche.. and also add the power seat on the passenger side, which currently is manual adjust .. I did not see a power pigtail anywhere, not saying it isnt there, just did-not see any .. i am assuming on the driver side, at a minimum, I’ll need an adapter pigtail, and passenger side?? My cell is (559) 804-0818 would be awesome if you could help me out. 
Thanks Evan @ Schmidty Racing 

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On 12/6/2018 at 6:07 PM, pgamboa said:


I’ve seen heated/cooled seats without memory.

Bypass harness is $150.


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Hey!
I know this may sound like a weird request due to how much time has passed, but back in like 2020/2019 you had commented on a post about bypassing the memory seat module in the GMC/Silverados. I have a 2014 (new body) Impala that I have purchased heated/cooled seats for (and plan on doing that later on using some information I found here as well), but the driver's seat unfortunately comes with the memory module on almost all of the heated/cooled seats, let alone finding them for the Impalas specifically. I saw that you offer a harness that helps with bypassing the module, but I was wondering if there was any way you could assist me in my journey. 
Thank you, I hope to hear back from you

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