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  1. 10-18-2011 11:06 AM #1
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    Sebring Bucket seat wiring

     



    Seat1.jpgDoes anyone have a wiring diagram for 2001 Sebring power bucket seats?
    The drivers seat has 2 connectors (yellow - 4 wires, grey -2 wires). The passenger side has 1 connector with 2 wires.
    I assume the connector for the lockout solenoid are the ones with only 2 wires.

    I checked with several Chrysler dealerships but they don't seem to want to help because I don't own the car.

    Thanks,

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    You might try the12volt.com
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    I recently had some unknown electric seats and just started testing with 12V to each post untill I figured out all operations. Didn't cause any damage. Lincoln seats.
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