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    what about the seat belts, can the 04+ ones bolt right into the 97-03 models?
    My seatbelts in my 99 work with it, but I will most likely swap them out to the 04+ ones eventually. I remember at least one member mentioning they had done this. Now I just need to get another set of headrest seatbelt holders again.

    can anyone elaborate a little more on how to hook the wiring up a little better, I'm having trouble trying to figure out how to connect everything,

    Am i going to be splicing and making my own connections or ....??? pictures would be excellent if possible
    Sorry, I didn't see your questions earlier. I don't check this thread very often. I am unable to update the write-up so it has just sat. The CGP one is updated more, but needs to have more.

    Don't know if my passenger side heat would be the same for anyone else since I already had an aftermarket heat kit in my old passenger seat. I have bigger things to tear apart before I get back to the interior.

    Here is the wiring part of it to this point.

    Wiring:
    99 GP (Connector c311)
    --------------------------------
    Pin A-Fused Battery Feed - Orange (larger gauge wire)
    Pin B-Ground - Black
    Pin C-Fused Battery Feed - Orange (smaller gauge wire)
    Pin D-Seat Belt Switch Input - Black/white stripe
    Pin E-Heated Seat ON Feed - Blue
    Pin F-Heated Seat Low/High Input - Pink

    05 GP (Connector c311)
    --------------------------------
    Pin A-Battery Positive Voltage - Orange
    Pin B-Driver Heated Seat Cushion Temperature Sensor Low Reference - Yellow
    Pin C-Battery Positive Voltage - Orange
    Pin D-Driver Heated Seat Relay Control - Purple
    Pin E-Heated Seat Cushion Temperature Sensor Signal - Yellow/black stripe
    Pin F-Not Used
    Pin G-Ground - Black
    Pin H-Seat Belt Switch-Left - Black/white stripe
    Pin J-M-Not Used.

    Connections:
    Pin A to Pin A (+)
    -Orange to Orange (larger gauge wire)

    Pin C to Pin C (+)
    -Orange to Orange (smaller gauge wire)

    Pin B to Pin G (-)
    -Black to Black

    Pin D to Pin H (Seat belt)
    -Black/white stripe to Black/white stripe

    Pin E to Pin D (heated seat on feed/Driver Heated Seat Relay Control)
    -Blue to Purple

    Pin F to Pin B and Pin E (Heated Seat Low/High Input/Driver Heated Seat Cushion Temperature Sensor Low Reference and Heated Seat Cushion Temperature Sensor Signal)
    -Pink to Yellow and Yellow/black stripe

    Original: tviolette76

    Well the seat switch has been turned around and it works great. I did have to shave/cut off three plastic tabs (guide tabs) that I found to be a non issue. Two of them are on underside of the switch cap (for lack of a better description) and one on the switch body. They are very easy to see when you do try to reassemble the switch, and just by taking a knife to them to slice them off is required.
    If you have anything to add or pics it would be very welcome.
    Last edited by LowlyfeGTP; 05-15-2008 at 02:17 AM.
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