Need help asap!!

[blk96slowbra]

I just got 03/04 cobra seats and I'm trying to get the power to work on the drivers side but I'm not having luck. Is there anything I can do to atleast be able to power the seats enough to move them back a little so the car's driveable? I'll worry about wiring them later. It's hard to drive when there's only 3 inches from the seat to the dash.

 

[USMC53CHIEF]

When I bought mine I ran into the same issue... I manually moved the screw jacks on the back to position the seat, still haven't done the wiring thi

 

[USMC53CHIEF]

Screw jacks on the bottom I mean

 

[blk96slowbra]

I think I'm just going to put a manual seat track on it and not even mess with it

 

[mwolson]

You can use a battery pack from a power had tool such as an electric screwdriver.

I had to do this for the 05 Mustang seats I put in my 96 Cobra. There is a video on this page that has a segment that shows how to move the seats outside of the car:

Seat Reassembly Instructions | OEM Car and Truck Seats.com | Replacement Factory Seats | All Makes | All Models

EDIT: It is at about the 4.30 mark on this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEHyEHwfGJs

 

[USMC53CHIEF]

I think I'm just going to put a manual seat track on it and not even mess with it

If you put manual seat tracks in it you will have to use 99 and up seat tracks because of the arch

 

[98$vt]

Black wire to black wire, 2 green wires to blue/white wire. The real slinky brown/blue wire I left unhooked (seatbelt light)

Hope this is some sort of help

 

[blk96slowbra]

If you put manual seat tracks in it you will have to use 99 and up seat tracks because of the arch

Thanks for the info, I realized this but just bought a long bolt to hold it for the time being. I'll look into finding a different seat track.

Black wire to black wire, 2 green wires to blue/white wire. The real slinky brown/blue wire I left unhooked (seatbelt light)

Hope this is some sort of help

I did that exact setup, still didn't work. There's probably something wrong with the wiring in my car. I had some issues with my old power seats not wanting to move.

 

[mwolson]

You can check the voltage on the car wiring with a voltmeter, and you can test the seat with the cordless tool battery...