Heated seat coils in Envoy...
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For the benefit of future searches:
Dorman 641-107 available at most aftermarket parts stores. Includes hog rings and pliers.
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Dorman 641-107 available at most aftermarket parts stores. Includes hog rings and pliers.
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Voymom said:
Just to clarify, That part is just for the seat bottom, it has two sections because of a deep crease in the seat cover near the front. It allows the for the connection of the two sections to loop under the deep seam in the seat cover. In fact that is where they usually fail so try to leave some slack there when replacing. (been there, done that).
Good luck.
Right on. I was incomplete in my post.BRomanJr said:
OK, for the FULL benefit of future searches, the grids are separate, and I don't think people tend to break the back one.
Bottom is GM 88949407 List $ 163.05 (Available for cheaper from the usual sources plus Ebay or Dorman distributors)
Back is GM 88949455 or 88949406 List $ 164.12 (No Dorman alternative found)
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AWESOME. I want my buns to be toasty this winter also! Just out of curiosity where on the dashboard is the heated seats switch located for us cold ass, people?
Marc.
Marc.
- Feb 3, 2012
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Taz6056 said:
Mine is an 03 and not sure if they changed the location or not, but my buttons are located on the door. It's going to cost us a little over $300.00 to replace both, but I only need the one to heat my cheeks, so it should be a bit less. I hope lol
I wanted to edit, that for the wiring it is located under our seats....Wasn't sure if you were asking about the on/off button for the heated seats or where the wiring was located.
This is excellent information. I think my lower coil went out late last winter, and I've been thinking about replacing it since.
However, before I do that, I'd like to confirm that the coil is indeed bad. I'm thinking about taking a meter and doing a resistance check on the coil. Does anyone know where the electrical connector for the lower coil is located? Would it be somewhere under the seat?
However, before I do that, I'd like to confirm that the coil is indeed bad. I'm thinking about taking a meter and doing a resistance check on the coil. Does anyone know where the electrical connector for the lower coil is located? Would it be somewhere under the seat?
I was originally inquiring about the position of the on/off switch, bc I am a stickler for things like that when up-modding anything I own. But since you brought it up where under the seats does the wiring go?
Marc.
Marc.
