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WILMASBOYL78 11-13-2017 11:44 AM

Heated Seats....
 
My 2004 Chevy Suburban has developed an annoying gremlin...the heated seat function comes on by itself :confused2:

It constantly keeps going on and off as I drive...while I appreciate the extra warmth on a frigid day, regular driving is pretty tough.

Thought perhaps some of you have seen this before...online info is a little confusing, but it appears to be not an uncommon problem.

It is only the driver's seat that has the issue.

Any guidance will be appreciated...

-warm wilma :blush:

kwhizz 11-13-2017 12:04 PM

Simple solution.............Have Karen buy you a New one.........

WILMASBOYL78 11-13-2017 01:02 PM

Heated Seats..
 
She just got a new Audi Q7 2018...top of the line with all the gizmos...so I must continue to drive an old Chevy :frown:

-warm wilma

resto4u 11-14-2017 12:45 AM

does it do it even when the switch is off? I would guess there is some type of voltage controller that controls the heat levels. just a guess.

cwc 11-14-2017 01:43 AM

Tom,my 2006 Silverado does the same thing,it's very common.ive researched this an no one I can find has a fix. I worked as a service advisor at a gm dealer,when I asked our drivability tech,he laughed and said good luck.He told me
they replaced every single piece related to the heated seats on a lot truck and they still had a mind of there own

Keith Seymore 11-14-2017 06:06 PM

Trade with me -

mine won't come on at all.

:(

Canuck 11-14-2017 07:27 PM

Have had the same problem with my 2003 Yukon XL, on line info not helpful. I did replace the switch with a new one and it made no difference. However for the past two years it has worked fine.
The problem is covered in the Technical Service Bulletin:
HPFM (Hocus Pocus Fu%king Magic) as are most electrical issues.


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