1992 Wagon Seats in a 1996 Wagon

I was wondering if anyone knows for sure if the seats from a 92 Roady wagon will hook up electrically with my 96. I know the seats will obviously fit, but I wanted to know if the door mounted controls (along with the pre set selections for the seat) would all work, in a "plug and play" fashion if I just swapped seats. I found some 92 seats in the tan leather color, very nice shape, with a manual recline. I did not want to get into a bunch of re wiring just to transfer the seats. Thanks.

If the seats coming out are non-limited, and the seats going in are non limited, yes, they are plug and play. Back seat is not a bolt in.

Keep in mind the 92 tan is different from the 96 tan.

My car is the limited, and the other car is not, and the non limited style is the one I prefer. Tim, I didn't realize that the tan color is different from 92 to 96. I thought it just looked different in the photo of the  92 I saw.

Yeah the '92 tan isn't "tan" it's really "Camel."


All the TBI -> LT1 colors are slightly different from one another, really.

Stingroo wrote:

Yeah the '92 tan isn't "tan" it's really "Camel."


All the TBI -> LT1 colors are slightly different from one another, really.

Well kinda.  The early tan is very bright (91-92) the second color is the camel (92-93) and the third (95-96) is in between and my favorite.  But I believe electrically they are all the same.  As a matter of fact even the Bonneville seats of that era will plug into our harnesses.

The limited has a different rail system than the non-limited if I recall correctly. The Limited is like the FW. You can adapt the cabling, but I am not sure if the non=limited seats will bolt up on the Limited rails. I believe the rails for the non-limited run on jack screws, and the Limited has a lever actuation system.