Wiring diagram for front seats

[cruiserunc]

Cross posting, I originally posted this in the 100 forum but in case someone has addressed this here, thought I would post it here as well;

I purchased a set of seats (power, heated) from a junk yard but they had already crushed the balance of the 1998 FJZ 100 and I could not get the harness side of the plugs. I have installed them in a FJ60 but need to know the wiring diagram of the seat side for the plug (for these seats). Can anyone offer a little help here?
Thanks
Cruiserunc

 

[Randy88FJ62]

Cross posting, I originally posted this in the 100 forum but in case someone has addressed this here, thought I would post it here as well;

I purchased a set of seats (power, heated) from a junk yard but they had already crushed the balance of the 1998 FJZ 100 and I could not get the harness side of the plugs. I have installed them in a FJ60 but need to know the wiring diagram of the seat side for the plug (for these seats). Can anyone offer a little help here?
Thanks
Cruiserunc

Download the electical schematics? Or make friends with a toyota tech and get the necessary info from them...

 

[cruiserunc]

Download the electical schematics? Or make friends with a toyota tech and get the necessary info from them...

I've not been able to find it here. I have also not been able to find it online, as to the local Toyota dealership, probably not going to happen at the moment. Anyway, I do have a wiring diagram for a 55, 40 and 60 but nothing from the 100, thus my note. And, it may be here, and I am just not smart enough to find it.
Thanks for the reply.

 

[lovetoski]

Two additional possibilities:
1. Find a Haynes manual and they have electrical diagrams.
2. Figure it out by trial and error. There's a hot wire, a ground wire, one for the heater, and one for each direction on the seat. Use some jumper wires, and a 6 v dry cell battery, you'll have it figured out in no time.

 

[hicruise55]

Two additional possibilities:
1. Find a Haynes manual and they have electrical diagrams.
2. Figure it out by trial and error. There's a hot wire, a ground wire, one for the heater, and one for each direction on the seat. Use some jumper wires, and a 6 v dry cell battery, you'll have it figured out in no time.

X2 Thats what I did with my Volvo seats, not hard at all. Just make sure there is no side impact airbags

 

[cruiserunc]

X2 Thats what I did with my Volvo seats, not hard at all. Just make sure there is no side impact airbags

Actually, the air bag issue was one of my concerns about randomly powering posts that I had no idea how they completed a circuit. These seats do not have airbags, (think that happened about 2001 or 02) so I have broken the plug down now and am trying to see what powers up without burning anything up/out/down!
Thanks for the suggestions. (EOT)