Heated Seat Switch Light Flashing
#1
Heated Seat Switch Light Flashing
I have a 2007 HHR LT with heated seats. The driver-side switch lamps flash and the seat is not heating. The passanger-side seat works fine and lights do not flash. Nothing in owners manual to trouble shoot. Thanks.
#2
Heated seats.....
I have not heard of that one before, maybe Chevy Mgr will offer a clue. I love my heated leather seats, they felt good tonight on the way home after work and this cool front came thru. Nothing like a good cool front!
#4
Heated Switch Light Flashing
My passenger side seat is exhibiting this same problem. Glad I opted for the extended warranty. Not that big a deal. Take it in, make an appointment. Wait a couple more days for the tech to try and figure out whats wrong. It can take longer if the computer can't tell them exactly what to change. Wait a few more days for the parts to come in from China. Make another appointment. Drop the car off again. Hope the tech doesn't break something else trying to fix it. Claim the standard "It didn't happen here". With any luck the first time will fix the problem. You would think, with as many years as GM has been making heated seats, they would have gotten it right by now. These are the kinds of piddly problems that cause most people to think of American cars as junk. You can have the car 15 years and it never leave you stranded. But the first time you turn the radio on and get sound but no lights, or try to roll up the window, and nothing happens, open the door and the plastic handle comes off in your hand...The first thought that goes through your mind is. "What a piece of junk". Don't get me wrong, I'm a car guy and I love my HHR. I've only had two of these piddly problems so far, I just dread the whole "getting it fixed process".
#5
My passenger side seat is exhibiting this same problem. Glad I opted for the extended warranty. Not that big a deal. Take it in, make an appointment. Wait a couple more days for the tech to try and figure out whats wrong. It can take longer if the computer can't tell them exactly what to change. Wait a few more days for the parts to come in from China. Make another appointment. Drop the car off again. Hope the tech doesn't break something else trying to fix it. Claim the standard "It didn't happen here". With any luck the first time will fix the problem. You would think, with as many years as GM has been making heated seats, they would have gotten it right by now. These are the kinds of piddly problems that cause most people to think of American cars as junk. You can have the car 15 years and it never leave you stranded. But the first time you turn the radio on and get sound but no lights, or try to roll up the window, and nothing happens, open the door and the plastic handle comes off in your hand...The first thought that goes through your mind is. "What a piece of junk". Don't get me wrong, I'm a car guy and I love my HHR. I've only had two of these piddly problems so far, I just dread the whole "getting it fixed process".
#7
Are you saying they took a week to diagnose a bad heating pad? I hope they gave you something to drive.
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