[V8] Theres another Dave C???

[Ron Wainwright]

 Two Dave C's......so who's REALY been mailing me
about the reground cams?? ;^P

 Ron

Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2006 23:31:44 -0500
From: "Coleman, David" 
Subject: Re: [s-cars] [V8] Seat swap, type 44
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Hey -- there's another DaveC


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David A. Coleman
BlackRock
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From: v8-bounces at audifans.com
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Sent: Sat Dec 09 19:20:36 2006
Subject: [V8] Seat swap, type 44

I'm in the middle of swapping power seats from a 1991
100 into an 87
5ktq.  Basically
trying to do what the knowledgebase describes here...


http://www.audifans.com/twiki/bin/view/Audi/SeatsSportSeatUpgrades



The electrical plugs for the driver seats are
different.  This is the 
plug
with the fat red,  brown and white wires.  These
appear to be the main 
power
and ground wires, some of which feed the passenger
seat.

The older car has a square plug with nine wires.... 4
brown, 4 red, 1 
white


The newer car uses a brown plug with five wires... two
brown, two red, 
one
white



Could someone advise me re: the simplest way to make
the connection?  
The KB
writeup is good but glosses over this part.  I'm
afraid I'll screw it 
up or
at least make it more difficult than it needs to be.



I'm thinking of fabricating an adapter harness ...
splicing an old 
style
square plug to a new style rectangular harness plug. 
This would allow 
me to
connect the new seat to the old car without cutting
the wires.  But I'm 
not
sure of my ability to match up the wires properly.   I
think only one 
red
and one brown wire are feeding the passenger seat. 
Does it matter 
which red
and brown wire feeds the passenger seat?


 Any advice would be much appreciated.

thanks,
Dave C.
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