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#87214 10/15/2004 4:12 PM
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Has anybody unwired an electric seat to move the control from 1 side to another, or moved the controls and mounted them someplace else like on a console or someplace else.

I think it can be done but need input. Ben

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I have one in mine,,,,well sort of,, it is a hand remote grin


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Make sure Joker washes that hand before you shake it but in answer to your question you can move the exisiting control anywhere you want by splicing in new wire between the original control location and where ever its new location may be.

Just need to ensure you route the wires clear of anything that can interfere with them.

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