One car seat is painfully burning at 1, the other take 30 mins to heat up at 6. What is wrong?
11-28-2005, 09:04 AM
#24
AudiWorld Uber User
I'm glad I have manual non-heated seats. 10 hours so my *** isn't cold the first 5 minutes?
like my headlight washers, not worth the time to fix. I didn't question why they stopped working when they did, I was just glad.
11-28-2005, 09:07 AM
#25
With the seats, the repair only buys minimal time. If it was a permanent fix, I'd be all for it.
But it takes more than a few hours to do a seat heater. Why not just do it right rather than do it again a few months later.
Kris, with your $16 part repair, I suspect part availablity was a key factor. Either that or ease of repair should you need to revisit.
Kris, with your $16 part repair, I suspect part availablity was a key factor. Either that or ease of repair should you need to revisit.
11-28-2005, 09:10 AM
#27
First, it's only $189. Second, you are assuming your repair will last.
It won't.
And yes, my time is valuable enough that I am careful how I spend it. Repairing things that should be replaced only to revist them a few months later is very low on my list.
This isn't a Chevy Cavalier; fix it right.
And yes, my time is valuable enough that I am careful how I spend it. Repairing things that should be replaced only to revist them a few months later is very low on my list.
This isn't a Chevy Cavalier; fix it right.