Is200 Front Electric Seat Fitting
Is200 Front Electric Seat Fitting
Ok i found it easier to take out my carpet to make the job easier for myself but to do this you need to remove your centre console and foot rest.
After removing your carpet you need to measure your wire to the desired lengths for both sides and you should run two wires to each side cut the two wires for the cigar lighter the live wire is the pink one the earth is the white one.
I cut these two wires and used spade connectors. I put my two red from my two lengths of two core and joined it to the pink and put them together into one spade connector i then put my black wire from my two lengths of two core and put that into the white wire with one spade connector then the plug i cut off i used spade connectors on to that so i can still use my cigar lighter.
Once this is done you then need to run your wires to each side of the car to connect to you seats i run them down the sides of the gear stick and tie wrapped them in place so that they where neat and tidy.
Next job is to cut the the red wire with the green trace on the switch leave enough room to use a heat shrink to join the red with green trace to just the red on your two core on these to lengths of wire you do not need to use the black wire.
Ok now your nearly there now would be a good time to fit your inline fuse its an easy job and all you have to do is cut your two lengths of two core and join the red wire into the inline fuse i used spade connectors for this and the black wires need rejoining so i used spade connectors for this too. Once this is done and all your four lengths of wire are in position then its time to refit your carpet into the car once this is done then its time to put your first seat in and start the wiring process on that.
Ok heres the colours you should have on the bottom of your seats.
Thick White - Live
Thick White/Black - Earth
Pink/Green - Seatbelt sensor
Red/Blue - Heated seat
Ok now its time to start connecting the wires heres the colours you need and how they go together under the seats
White goes to red from your two core.
White with black trace goes to the black from your two core along with the seatbelt wire mentioned lower.
Pink with green trace goes to pink seatbelt wire.
White from seatbelt wire goes to your black from your two core into white with black trace.
Red with blue trace goes to the single red from two core as mentioned earlier you do not need the black wire for this so just snip it by the switch and snip it near the seat this is from the switch cable that you have put in dont forget this.
Finally bolt your seats in once you have connected the wires in the correct places and tie wrapped them up neatly and once bolted down you can connect your battery and switch on your ignition and hay presto you have fully functioning electric heated seats.
Ok heres how to wire the electric heated seats into your s spec is200 what you will need is 8 meters ( i used 5 meters which was just enough) of two core wire / several electrical connectors / insulation tape and two inline fuse holders with fuses and a day off work lol and dont forget to disconnect your battery to save on blowing fuses.
Ok i found it easier to take out my carpet to make the job easier for myself but to do this you need to remove your centre console and foot rest.
After removing your carpet you need to measure your wire to the desired lengths for both sides and you should run two wires to each side cut the two wires for the cigar lighter the live wire is the pink one the earth is the white one.
I cut these two wires and used spade connectors. I put my two red from my two lengths of two core and joined it to the pink and put them together into one spade connector i then put my black wire from my two lengths of two core and put that into the white wire with one spade connector then the plug i cut off i used spade connectors on to that so i can still use my cigar lighter.
Once this is done you then need to run your wires to each side of the car to connect to you seats i run them down the sides of the gear stick and tie wrapped them in place so that they where neat and tidy.
Next job is to cut the the red wire with the green trace on the switch leave enough room to use a heat shrink to join the red with green trace to just the red on your two core on these to lengths of wire you do not need to use the black wire.
Ok now your nearly there now would be a good time to fit your inline fuse its an easy job and all you have to do is cut your two lengths of two core and join the red wire into the inline fuse i used spade connectors for this and the black wires need rejoining so i used spade connectors for this too. Once this is done and all your four lengths of wire are in position then its time to refit your carpet into the car once this is done then its time to put your first seat in and start the wiring process on that.
Ok heres the colours you should have on the bottom of your seats.
Thick White - Live
Thick White/Black - Earth
Pink/Green - Seatbelt sensor
Red/Blue - Heated seat
Ok now its time to start connecting the wires heres the colours you need and how they go together under the seats
White goes to red from your two core.
White with black trace goes to the black from your two core along with the seatbelt wire mentioned lower.
Pink with green trace goes to pink seatbelt wire.
White from seatbelt wire goes to your black from your two core into white with black trace.
Red with blue trace goes to the single red from two core as mentioned earlier you do not need the black wire for this so just snip it by the switch and snip it near the seat this is from the switch cable that you have put in dont forget this.
Finally bolt your seats in once you have connected the wires in the correct places and tie wrapped them up neatly and once bolted down you can connect your battery and switch on your ignition and hay presto you have fully functioning electric heated seats.
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