01 WJ Seats into 01 XJ - Been Covered - extra clear help please....

samedi 5 juillet 2014

First!



1. I know this topic was covered in 2009 I think. However, it did not clear up my question.



Details

I have a 01 XJ Limited with all the bells and toys -- The drivers side seat is shot.

I bought 01 WJ Limited Leather seats (electric just like the XJ).



I have swapped the seat rails (I know they bolt right on -- testing on passenger side first) so that is all good and well. I visited the local salvage yard and found the electrical connector going from the floor to the seat (6 wires on the WJ) (13 or 14 on my XJ). I would rather splice the doner WJ wiring connector (floor side) BUT I don't know which wire goes to which wire on the XJ.



My 01 XJ has something like 14 wires going into its harness while the WJ 01 has like 6.



MY XJ - 2001, leather, limited, tracks are already on the seat I just need to know which wires go to which wire when I splice them into the XJ and thus, which wires I can just safely disable.



For the LIFE of me I cannot find a wiring schematic for both Jeeps, so, I am reaching out to the Jeep Heads.



Recap

Need electrical HELP -- PICTURES would be great. both seats are electic and not manual, they do not have "manual slide bar", they are all automated or automatic whatever word best fits its NOT manual.



While I do work in the IT field, I DO NOT work in the electical wiring field so please keep it as stupid as you want to. I plan on soldering the wires together -- my brother-in-law is an engineer and can read this stuff, but, I want to present something that I can understand.



Attached are pictures of the passenger side XJ




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File Type: jpg Wj 1.jpg (311.3 KB)
File Type: jpg WJ 2.jpg (325.9 KB)
File Type: jpg WJ 3.jpg (285.3 KB)
File Type: jpg Xj 1.jpg (305.8 KB)
File Type: jpg Xj 2.jpg (229.2 KB)
File Type: jpg Xj 3.jpg (237.8 KB)
File Type: jpg Xj 4.jpg (450.6 KB)






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