1st i apologize if this ? has already been discussed.

Wondering if the seats (Front and Rear) out of a 2002 f250 will fit in a 2003 f150 super cab. Their power, leather, heated etc. i know i would have to wire the power part of it in. Just worried about bolt up.

Thanks

 

Welcome to our world....While Im not familiar with your specific model,I can tell you that I bought a 60/40 split bench seat for my old 97 F-150XL before checking to see if the bolt patterns were the same.The new seat was cheap,and I figured since the truck was older,if it didnt bolt up,Id just "make it happen" somehow.
I pulled the old seat out,and the floor mat...The previous owner had installed captains chairs with center console out of a Lariat,and they were shot...anyway...to the point here....All the outside bolt holes lined up perfectly,and the inner holes(in the cab) had rubber plugs...pulled them out and the new seat was a dead-on match.
I think youll be good as far as the mounting is concerned,and as far as the wiring,as long as you know what your doing,and use the appropriate gauge wire you should be good to go.

 

Awesome thanks for the help. This particular truck, my f150 has captain chairs in it from factory. but not leather. so i hope the swap is not an issue.

 

No worries...If you want to do some checking(it will take some time) you can pull the seats out,and look under the carpet,and pad.The rubber hole plugs on my 97 were readily evident,but the holes they were plugging were NOT threaded.Evidently Ford put inserts into the holes,and they are designed to "thread" when the proper bolt is put in...The great thing here is that Ford made most Chassis units alike,and just added(or not) accutriments to make it the "package" that they wish.
Again welcome to the forum.....