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#591471 11/11/2009 3:05 AM
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I just found some 98 Toyota Sienna leather seats to go int my 49 Chevy 3100. The drivers side is el ectric. I was wondering if anyone out there knows what the white wire and the blue wires polarity might be. There are only two wires connected to the seat. I'm not sure if one is 12v and one is ground or what. I thought maybe somebody may be able to help.

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Sorry folks, the blue wire is actually PURPLE

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I don't know specifically on the Toyota seats, but here's my best guess based on my experience with Plymouth Sebring seats and autmotive wiring in general. White is usually the ground. On my Sebring seats, I hooked up the battery the way I thought it would be and then played with the controls. Pushing the button forward should make the seat go forward. . .etc. Mine actually worked backwards if I wired it backwards.

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Thank you Craig, I'll go with the white as ground. I thought at first that maybe the seats got their ground from the mounting bolts. I'll hook up a battery and see what happens. I just hope I don't fry the motors or what ever.

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Thank you, Craig. You were right, the white is ground and the seats work perfectly.

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Hey, Bummer.

Glad I could help, but don't forget to fuse the circuit. I'd check the car that the seats came out of to find out what size fuse to use.

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