The wiring may already be there, but for sure you'll have to add the switches.
Pull one of your seats out and see if there are extra unused plugs?
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I don't believe it is a plug & play. A friend put seats from a 2005 in his 2006 & the he had issues with the airbags in the seats. I'll reach out to him & see if he can remember what the issue & fix was. He's an old fart like me so he may not remember as it was a while ago.
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The only car I have ever owned that was truly Plug-and-play was my 2008 Volvo XC70. That did NOT make adding anything any cheaper, since the plug-and-play stuff was Volvo only, and required a $150 reprogramming of the computer. Yeah, it was true plug-and-play, which made it easy, but I paid for it in spades. Adding a trailer hitch and wiring was a piece of cake -- and cost me about 900 bucks if I wanted it to actually work.
I can't imagine your seat change will be any easier. My advice is to make sure you have all the answers before you spend any money. Otherwise, it can be one of those, "for another 100 bucks, it'll work -- several times over.
You can also get a throw pillow for your lower back for a few bucks at Target. :biggrin5:
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Thanks for all the feedback...I am not going forward with this project. I know too many gremlins would be ready to cause me untold problems.