[ackers5]

hello people

i,ve just bought a 2000 9-3 se and absolutely love it,my problem is i sourced some lovely leather interior for it and although the wiring is already there for the heated seats there is nothing there to power the electric motors to adjust them as mine were manual. could some kind person be a life saver and send me a wiring diagram so my electrician mate can wire them in properly for me i'd be much obliged.

thanks

Ackers5

 

[Frank_Drebin]

hello people

i,ve just bought a 2000 9-3 se and absolutely love it,my problem is i sourced some lovely leather interior for it and although the wiring is already there for the heated seats there is nothing there to power the electric motors to adjust them as mine were manual. could some kind person be a life saver and send me a wiring diagram so my electrician mate can wire them in properly for me i'd be much obliged.

thanks

Ackers5

Have a look at your fuse box. You can wire them like so:

Fuse 20 20 amp Seat, front: heating

Fuse 17 15 amp Seat, front, left: memory

Fuse 05 30 amp Seat, front, right: power adj.

Fuse 16 30 amp Seat, front, left: power adj.

 

[lovestospeed]

I'm doing the same thing,
besides the fuses, where would i hook in the + & - wires for these? i undid the panel below the steering wheel and had no luck seeing anything...

has anyone else done this or know what i can do?

Also, the metal clips for the fuses, can those be found at a autoparts store, or would i have to get them from a parts car?

 

[hkayssi]

http://www.saablink.net/forum/showthread.php?t=27647

Wiring is the same for the 9-3 and Viggen.

 

[lovestospeed]

Oh, sorry, i didn't clarify its for ng900 seats... they look nothing like the 9-3 seat plugs.

this is the passenger seat connector (6 pins), and the driver's side has all 8 pins

anyone?

 

[hkayssi]

There are 2 parts in that posting the first is the Viggen plug and the second is the Ng900