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heated seat problem - 2/7/2006 6:46:51 PM   
trx440ex

 

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My wife's 2002 Bonneville has the heated leather seat option. This past weekend the passenger seat heater stopped working. When you push the button on the dash, it lights, then quickly goes out. I found a black box under the front of the seat that makes a relay like noise when the button is pushed and clicks off. Any suggestions on what to buy or do next without taking it to the Pontiac garage? Sure would appreciate anyones input.
Thanks.
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RE: heated seat problem - 6/7/2007 8:40:45 AM   
sleder

 

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Its most likley the cusion cover itself the element is built into the cover they go open circut. Gm had a repair kit for some cars witch is cheaper than replaceing the leather seat cover.

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RE: heated seat problem - 11/16/2008 6:21:17 AM   
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Any additional thought on this?  I have the same issue with my 03.  Do I contact my local dealer for this repair kit? Is it something that can be fixed by a non-mechanic or electrical wizard?

TIA


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