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Llama

New Member

• Aug 9, 2006

• #1

I've done a search on this but can't find the right info.

Has anybody fitted electric RR seats into their disco.

I have just aquired a set and I was hoping that all I would need to do was provide a + & - connection as the switch is mounted on the seat. However there is a fairly large multiplug under there.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

clutchdust

Well-Known Member

• Aug 9, 2006

• #2

never seen it done but anything is possible if you're willing to work at it.

get a wiring diagram for a range rover and a disco and you'll have to sit down and work out what wires do what, i dont think its a case of just hooking up a live and earth, what year rr are the seats from?

 

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richconnah

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• Jul 26, 2007

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Hi, Sorry to answer your question with a question, but I want to drop a set of RR classic leather seats into my 200Tdi Disco. Did yours go in fairly easily? The rails look wider than on a RR....was this a problem?
Any information gratefully received!! richconnah@yahoo.com
Cheers!
Rich

 

The Mad Hat Man

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• Jul 26, 2007

• #4

Rich - not a good idea to display ya e-mail addy. anyone can contact yu via PM if they want to.

 

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discomania

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• Jul 26, 2007

• #5

Every internet robot in the world will now add you to a mailing list!

 

large

New Member

• Jul 26, 2007

• #6

here is a good rite up about it

http://www.4x4response.net/fforum/index.php?topic=284.0

 

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Llama

New Member

• Jul 26, 2007

• #7

large said:

here is a good rite up about it

Rangie Seats in a Disco

Click to expand...

Funny how this thread has gone full circle; from posing the question to someone listing my own installation.

Hoepfully this will give some guidance. as you ca see I didn't bother with electric seats in the end.

 

yella

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• Jul 26, 2007

• #8

ffs keep up lad, yer lucky it went full circle, they normally just change direction a few times

 

GRUNT

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• Jul 26, 2007

• #9

An then just go West.

 

yella

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• Jul 26, 2007

• #10

very true mr grunt, very true

 

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richconnah

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• Jul 27, 2007

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Excellent! Thanks for the web-link, doesn't look too difficult......although I've frequently said that moments before staring in horror at something that I shouldn't have drilled, unbolted or hit with a favourate hammer!

 

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Llama

New Member

• Jul 27, 2007

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Its quite staighforward as long as you take it one step at a time.

I can't remember if I said in the write up but I would suggest you used 5mm chequer plate rather than than the 3mm I used as this is a bit too flexible.

Hoep that helps.