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S197 Seats + SN95 Cobra = Sexy!
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<blockquote data-quote="kdillard21" data-source="post: 10158209" data-attributes="member: 106258"><p>I just did the wiring. I will post later more in depth, but general gist is that the wires from both seats generations are the same colors to functions. FORWARD, REVERSE, FRONT UP/DOWN, BACK UP/DOWN. The only difference is that the SN95 Small green wire was for the lumbar compressor, but the S197 lumbar compressor gets its power from the main large green wire. No need to rewire seat belts indicator chime since you should be using the SN95 belt on the frame already anyway. </p><p></p><p>Like I said I will post it up later. The spacers and hole spacing is actually harder....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kdillard21, post: 10158209, member: 106258"] I just did the wiring. I will post later more in depth, but general gist is that the wires from both seats generations are the same colors to functions. FORWARD, REVERSE, FRONT UP/DOWN, BACK UP/DOWN. The only difference is that the SN95 Small green wire was for the lumbar compressor, but the S197 lumbar compressor gets its power from the main large green wire. No need to rewire seat belts indicator chime since you should be using the SN95 belt on the frame already anyway. Like I said I will post it up later. The spacers and hole spacing is actually harder.... [/QUOTE]
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