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nick j
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 Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 13:06 Post subject: LC4 seats into LC3 |
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Gents,
Any idea how simple it is to change my cloth LC3 seats and dood cards over to leather from an LC4??
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| Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 15:38 Post subject: |
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| Should be very easy - excpt for wiring up the drivers and passengers seat electrics - I don't know whether the wiring is in place on the LC3s. |
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My understanding was they are all built in the same factory in Japan all to the same spec and then shipped out from there. In Iceland the clock is a multi function thing, apparently that gets swapped out when the vehicles arrive in the UK and stuff gets changed for UK spec parts - I might be wrong, but that was what I was told.
If you can find a wiring diagram I'd be willing to bet its all the same loom |
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garystockton
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Wouldn't be too sure on that one - I had a look behind the diff-lock switch blanking plate on the dash on my LC5 to see if the plug is there for me to use, and it isn't.
The wiring loom has different part numbers on ToyoDIY as well ...
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