WTB Power Seat Connector - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners

KevinH1990 · 06-20-2017, 06:13 PM

Well, I'm back in the hunt for a power seat connector. Woody had one and shipped it promptly to me, but the USPS hasn't delivered. I put in a trace, but I don't have a lot of confidence that they will find it. I'll give them a couple of days, but in the interim I would be interested in seeing if anyone else has one for sale.

I managed to find a 12-way power seat in reasonably good condition at a fair price. In order to install it in the most reliable way possible, I'm looking for a connector. If possible, I'd like a couple of inches of the wiring attached to the connector so I can solder easily. Here are a couple of pictures:

They may be in other parts of the car, but the most likely source would be the wiring harness from an 8 or 12-way power seat.

Please let me know if you can help me out.

Thanks,

78F350 · 06-25-2017, 05:54 AM

My 2000 S has an unused bundle of wires under the driver's seat. I expect that it includes what you want. It's also possible that I have the connectors you need from one of the Audis I have scrapped.
Here's pics of what my 2000 S has:

KevinH1990 · 06-25-2017, 06:00 PM

The black and blue connector is what I need. The long white connector with about 32 pins is for the memory seat.

I'll send you a PM in a minute.

78F350 · 06-28-2017, 06:02 AM

Payment received. 18" of the harness included. You should have the tracking number email from PayPal.
Thanks and good luck with it.

KevinH1990 · 07-01-2017, 06:55 AM

As luck would have it, Woody's package showed up the day after I completed the deal with 78F350. I now have two of these connectors. The term feast or famine comes to mind. While I'm out $10 that I didn't need to spend, as Woody put it, that's pretty cheap in Porsche terms.

If anyone needs one of these, I'll sell it to you for the same $10 I paid for it.

Also, if anyone ever has a problem with the Richmond, VA post office, I have the name and phone number of a dedicated employee who knows which buttons to push to find a lost package. I guess it's like any large organization, you need to be persistent until you find a person who cares.