350z seats

[jimmy.farrow7]

Im after swapping my cloth seats for leather seats however at the moment i have standard non electric/non heated seats.

If i purchased electic leather seats would these still be able slide forwards and tilt back and forwards without having to wire them up?

[Chris141084]

Yes. That's what I've done with mine. It's really easy to wire the heaters up if you can get hold of the switches and loom

[richard.hezlett]

If u buy electric seats u can't move them backwards and forwards manually as standard. Don't know if they can be modified easily. Never heard of anybody doing it.

[jimmy.farrow7]

Would an auto electrician easily be able to connect them up to work? Or is a big job with lots of chopping and cutting

[KyleR]

The wiring is there under the seat, you just need to connect them up and install switches.

[jimmy.farrow7]

Potentially easy DIY job then

[richard.hezlett]

Go for it! Sure you have fellow members of this site to fall back on if you need advice.

 

[Dicky]

Slightly different request from me. I'm thinking of taking my drivers seat out to see if I can pad the base of it a little more.

 

Can anyone tell me if there is anything to watch out for regarding the seat air bags or can I just unplug, unbolt and take it out??

[Rich260]

Im after swapping my cloth seats for leather seats however at the moment i have standard non electric/non heated seats.

If i purchased electic leather seats would these still be able slide forwards and tilt back and forwards without having to wire them up?

 

I'm potentially selling my leather JDM seats which are non electric so they would be a straight swap for you

[richard.hezlett]

Slightly different request from me. I'm thinking of taking my drivers seat out to see if I can pad the base of it a little more.

 

Can anyone tell me if there is anything to watch out for regarding the seat air bags or can I just unplug, unbolt and take it out??

I took mine out to be refurbished. Only a case of disconnecting 3 plugs. Then the 4 floor bolts. Tilt your seat back forward first and take out head restraint. This makes it easier to get at the plugs and also get your seat out of the car.