 | Remove the blank button from the switch bank to the
right of the steering wheel |
 | Remove the "kick panel" (panel above the
pedals) on the driver's side |
 | Remove the rubber grommet above the pedal assembly
and make a cut such that you can pass the wire through |
 | Thread the wiring harness from the switch opening in
the dash down to the grommet location |
 | Thread the wire through the cut in the grommet |
 | Connect the brown/white lead to the brown/white lead
on pin 7 of the seat heater switch
 | A connector is provided, presumably a crimp-on
splice |
|
 | Connect the black lead to the black lead on pin 9 of
the seat heater switch |
 | Connect the harness to the TCS on/off switch and
install the switch into the dash (from the front) |
 | Lubricate the black lead with a soap solution, then
thread it through the grommet |
 | Fit the grommet to its hole and seal it |
 | Disconnect the connector from the ABS ECU
 | I feel sure this is the standard Saab connector,
released by prying back the retaining clip, then rotating the connector
around the opposite end. |
|
 | Slide the rubber protective cover off the connector,
then pull the shell off the connector |
 | Insert the black lead through the rubber bushing |
 | Snip the cable tie, then drill out the hole for pin
25 using a 4.5mm bit
 | I make that to be around an 11/64" bit |
 | Pin 25 is in the center row, 6th position from
the cable entry end |
|
 | Insert the black lead's pin into the hole from the
rear. Tug lightly to check the retention |
 | Press down the seal
 | I don't know what this means, but presumably, it
will be obvious |
|
 | Secure the cable harness in the connector with a
cable tie |
 | Refit the connector cover |
 | Fit the rubber protective cover in place |
 | Carefully apply sealant around the protective rubber
cover to form a moisture barrier |
 | Reconnect the connector to the ABS module and secure
it with the locking clip |
 | Reinstall the kick panel above the pedals |