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I would think its normal, as when on high it has to move a lot of air. All of my vehicles have been pretty loud when on full speed. Recirculate also makes it louder as well. At least in my 2 current rides. In my 11 acadia, if i have 2 vents closed and run fan on high, it whistles from the airflow and is really loud.
I, too, ordered a Denali. Dealer told me that it's available in workbench, but apparently factory is deleting the option and sending back with Electronic Cruise. It's technically on constraint until early Oct.
It's a chip? I thought it's a physical difference in the seat. Can anyone confirm this because if so, I'll ask my dealer to add that back too.
The 4-Way lumbar has never been a retrofit item. It's a $50 credit on the window sticker - w/o retrofit. When you're looking at the window sticker, if it's an item they'll retrofit for you later it will state under each line item (includes later retrofit).
Heck that “noisy” fan is one of the better features of this vehicle. Probably one of the better “not anemic” HVAC in vehicles I’ve had….
Correct, and sorry, but that's not how I meant it. The seats themselves should have both motors in them. I can't imagine that they'd make one seat with the 2 way motor, and another with the 4-way. I was wondering of the other gentleman's question whether a chip controls the 2-way vs 4-way function, because I understand that sometimes, the dealerships themselves can offer to retrofit as part of a deal, etc.
I'm on month 10 since I placed my order and just got a Premiere diesel finally picked up; had to give up Max Tow and super cruise to get it through.
