Wiring seats
#1
Wiring seats
So I am getting a pair of bronco seats and the drivers seat is electric, I swap my bench out for these seats and was wondering what's the best way to go about wiring it in, any tips or tricks would be greatly appreciated thanks !
#3
It's a Canadian thing eh!
I wired mine to the fuse panel with an Add A circuit, then I just grounded it to the seat itself when you bolt it to the floor.
#6
It's a Canadian thing eh!
The reason I suggested an Add A circuit is so that I didn't have to cut and splice my original wiring, I hate doing that. The add circuit just plugs directly into your fuse panel and you add a second fuse to it for you're new accessory and you have a wire to hook it up.
Either that or run a wire to the stud on the fuse panel under the hood and use them without the key being on.
Either that or run a wire to the stud on the fuse panel under the hood and use them without the key being on.
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#9
It's a Canadian thing eh!
The add circuit just gives you 1 wire that you can run down behind the left trim and have it hidden away. Attach that wire and Voila! You now have power seats.
#10
Originally Posted by sylver91
Thats really over complicating things lol. I just stuck a 10 amp fuse to be safe, I didn't test the draw. There is nothing complicated to wiring, you have a connector with two prongs. Solid black is ground, just attach that wire directly to the bolt where you bolted the seat down. Anything metal on the truck is ground (negative). Then the black and white wire goes to any power source available, where you want is the question.
The add circuit just gives you 1 wire that you can run down behind the left trim and have it hidden away. Attach that wire and Voila! You now have power seats.