ACC power source

Spider5

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I'm trying to hook up a PS2 for my kids to play in the back seat. I have currently hooked into the drivers seat lumber support switch wiring for power (12v always on). I would like to hook into a ACC circuit under the seat instead so the unit doesn't stay on when leaving the car. Does anyone have the seat schematics and does it indicate a ACC circuit. I was thinking of using the 12v power outlets in the center consul but it would be much cleaner with the connections directly under the seat. Please note I have manual seats in my sport.
 
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Spider5 said:
I'm trying to hook up a PS2 for my kids to play in the back seat. I have currently hooked into the drivers seat lumber support switch wiring for power (12v always on). I would like to hook into a ACC circuit under the seat instead so the unit doesn't stay on when leaving the car. Does anyone have the seat schematics and does it indicate a ACC circuit. I was thinking of using the 12v power outlets in the center consul but it would be much cleaner with the connections directly under the seat. Please note I have manual seats in my sport.

Hi,
It's Surf's seat schematics,
 

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Thank you Sharivan. I have this picture already but it does not tell me what circuit goes through the ignition. Is there another page that indicates were each source of the wiring under the seat comes from (electrical schematic)?
 
Thanks for the tip

Kmvreter said:
Search for electrical diagrams. Goodtimes had a link to a download for the '03 electrical manual.

It took a bit of searching but I did find them, thank you. Now to find the correct PDF file.
 

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