What is involved with adding electric leather seats to a 2005 Crossfire?
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Asked by roberdel Apr 12, 2012 at 11:04 AM about the 2005 Chrysler Crossfire Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I bought electric seats from a crashed 2005 Crossfire and want to replace my cloth, manual seats. Is this a
big deal? Should I be having a mechanic handle this?

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Chris answered 12 years ago

First off you need the wiring harness for the seats, then the body control module needs to be replaced with one that has power/ heated seats. You would have been better off getting a kit from jc whitney for 100 bucks to do your cloth ones.

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roberdel answered 12 years ago

Thanks. Just happened to get a great deal on the leather seats, but sounds like the control module could be expensive. May just turn around and sell the leather seats and take your approach.

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Chris answered 12 years ago

It would be easiest in the long run and cheaper, sorry for the bad news.

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roberdel answered 12 years ago

Just as a follow-up, I got the seats and was able to install in about one hour. Even though the original seats were manual, I just plugged in the new ones and all electric functions work fine. I don't know if they are equipped for heat, but I garage the car in the winter, so it is not an issue. So now I have a set of black cloth seats for sale...

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