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I have PM'd rich22 and SnoPro and found another thread that died three years ago... i bumped that to the top and i am bumping this one too. I have a 2013 suburban 2500 with the 12-way heated and airbag seats. I have the exact same seats (but cooled) out of an LTZ lined up and I am about to pull the trigger but wanna hear someone was successful... and I need the wiring diagram. I am hoping I can just get the truck side 30-pin and not have to rewire...

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It is a stand alone system, built into the seats. The peltier effect is used, with a couple of blower motors. The electronics that operate the system come attached to the bottom of the seats as well.

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So it took me over a month to make it happen, but I now have a 2008 Sierra 2500HD with heated and cooled seats!! Seats were sourced from a 2009 Tahoe. Had to install the 2009 heat/cool seat switches i

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I was in the same predicament, was considering trading in my truck to get the heated/cooled seats, but unfortunately GM does not put them into any truck that can also have the Duramax engine. (As far

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i have my seats - and i have narrowed this down to two wires missing from the truck side harness - B10 and B11 in the X303 30 pin harness. i need the schematic...

 

can't anyone on here help?!

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i have my seats - and i have narrowed this down to two wires missing from the truck side harness - B10 and B11 in the X303 30 pin harness. i need the schematic...

 

can't anyone on here help?!

Did you ever sort out what wires you needed to add heres what i was able to find online just need to work out what wires need to go where

Wiring one.pdf

Wiring two.pdf

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wiring 1.pdf

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Wiring two.pdf

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wiring 1.pdf

Wiring one.pdf

Wiring two.pdf

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wiring 1.pdf

Wiring one.pdf

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Wiring.pdf

wiring 1.pdf

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On 6/12/2023 at 4:00 PM, Turneyc123 said:
On 1/19/2009 at 8:02 AM, rich22 said:

So it took me over a month to make it happen, but I now have a 2008 Sierra 2500HD with heated and cooled seats!! Seats were sourced from a 2009 Tahoe. Had to install the 2009 heat/cool seat switches into the doors, do some wiring on the seats, and some programming changes. If anyone is interested in this conversion, I'd be glad to write up a howto document.

 

Also, I now have a pair of almost new 2008 sierra charcoal leather seats AN3 heated and full power with lumbar if anyone is interested.

 

Thanks,

Richard

 

 

Hey pal, you ever end up doing a write up about this? I have a set of 03-05 or so Escalade cooled seats I’d like to upfit to my 2000 silverado

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I have a 2013 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LS regular cab and roll up windows. I order through a dealer and was built and shipped to dealer.. so I know it's probably thee lowest trim that they have. I am interested in adding the heated/cooled seats ... how much of a headache would that be and would it be worth the cost

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