Do you have to program new passenger seats to vehicle?

[corneliusw]

If you replace the front two seats in the car with seats from a different used Genesis, do the seats you replaced need to be programmed with your vehicle? Or is it just plug and play? As there's airbags that comes attached to the Genesis front seats, so wouldn't that have to be in communication with some computer in the car?

 

[skipgen]

If you replace the front two seats in the car with seats from a different used Genesis, do the seats you replaced need to be programmed with your vehicle? Or is it just plug and play? As there's airbags that comes attached to the Genesis front seats, so wouldn't that have to be in communication with some computer in the car?

If the new items share the same part #'s, I don't see why it would be a problem... But I could be wrong.

 

[Suburbazine]

If you replace the front two seats in the car with seats from a different used Genesis, do the seats you replaced need to be programmed with your vehicle? Or is it just plug and play? As there's airbags that comes attached to the Genesis front seats, so wouldn't that have to be in communication with some computer in the car?

It's plug and play as long as the replacement seats don't have any electrical issues. You will likely need access to a dealer level tool to purge SRS faults if they set, though.