Adjustable Pedal Motor Connector Help
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Adjustable Pedal Motor Connector Help
My adjustable pedals don't work (new to us Ex, never worked for us).
I hear the click under the drivers' seat, now found motor is disconnected.
Need help identifying proper connector.
Here is the motor and its connector unplugged:
The pigtails I found that I *think* might be the proper one for the motor
An overview with the motor and the harness. Motor in green circle, my suspect in Red.
Please help me identify these connectors and find the proper one for the foot pedals.
My wife and I have very different leg lengths and it would be great if the pedals adjusted with memory, same as the seat.
Thanks!
I hear the click under the drivers' seat, now found motor is disconnected.
Need help identifying proper connector.
Here is the motor and its connector unplugged:
The pigtails I found that I *think* might be the proper one for the motor
An overview with the motor and the harness. Motor in green circle, my suspect in Red.
Please help me identify these connectors and find the proper one for the foot pedals.
My wife and I have very different leg lengths and it would be great if the pedals adjusted with memory, same as the seat.
Thanks!
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Never mind, got it 
The gray connector is keyed and does connect to the gray connector on the motor.
The white connector also connects to the motor, on the end. But be CAREFUL! It has one connector that is a little rounded on the edges.
Looks like someone had forced it backwards at one time, probably why it was disconnected.
I am pleased to report that after connecting the harness and using a little WD40 on the slide for good measure, the adjustable pedals now work
A little noisy, but that's cable noise I think.
Maybe someone can find the pics useful sometime
The gray connector is keyed and does connect to the gray connector on the motor.
The white connector also connects to the motor, on the end. But be CAREFUL! It has one connector that is a little rounded on the edges.
Looks like someone had forced it backwards at one time, probably why it was disconnected.
I am pleased to report that after connecting the harness and using a little WD40 on the slide for good measure, the adjustable pedals now work
A little noisy, but that's cable noise I think.
Maybe someone can find the pics useful sometime
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So do I, Thanks!
One last picture to round it out. The Black and Green wire connector MUST be inserted into the far right socket for the seats AND pedals to adjust.
View from the back of the driver's seat.
One last picture to round it out. The Black and Green wire connector MUST be inserted into the far right socket for the seats AND pedals to adjust.
View from the back of the driver's seat.
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