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I conducted a thorough search but was unable to uncover any information on the issue, which was somewhat surprising to me. I own chairs that are white or cream in colour, and I really dislike them. My son has a TTS vehicle that he is disassembling in order to create a track car. He has offered me the seats from the vehicle. The colour of the item is black, and it has white stitching. They are same, I am curious whether the harness is also the same. Has anybody completed this exchange? While I continue my search for "affordable" wingbacks, it might be beneficial to consider other options.

They should easily fit without any difficulty. If the devices do not have heating capabilities, you may simply exchange the covers. The seat remains unchanged.

Great, thank you! I was anticipating this and wanted to verify before he removes them and travels for an hour back home. I am perplexed as to why Audi choose to use the same seat for both vehicles. Presumably, the cost.

If the bolts are heated, the connection will have a changed configuration, requiring you to reposition the pins.

He verified that they are being heated. Exchanging electrical connectors should not be difficult. Are the airbags easily connected? Does the passenger seat have a sensor and seat belts?

They ought should.

The outcome might vary based on the specific year. There is an individual who attempted to use seats from a 2018 model and had a little problem with the passenger airbag indicator, but did not provide any more updates. I am curious to see the final outcomes and learn about the progress of the project.

The seats are sourced from a 2009 TTS, indicating that they belong to the same generation of seats.