Does anyone on this site know what they are talking about?
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X1000...happy to help, but don't be a dick.
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wow....rule #1 as a newbie is to not come in demanding stuff, eh? patience is a virtue. I know I'm a newbie to the board myself but have been on enough other forums to know that questions are not instantaneously answered especially on issues that may not be that common!!!
blueflamed03
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lets keep it civil guys...I understand and agree 100%
OP: sorry we cant be as responsive as you might like, try local Chevy dealer if you'd like a quicker response.
OP: sorry we cant be as responsive as you might like, try local Chevy dealer if you'd like a quicker response.
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It's all good, he's just paying us back by not getting back on here for 2 days just so he doesn't have to see our helpful responses!! ha ha ha!!
Lol!
Agreed!
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I knew that would get a response...LOL. I may have wrote that it was a 2004' Denali by mistake. It is a 2003' Denali.
1. The heated seat light on the door panel does light up when I press the button.
2. The drivers side heated factory seat is the only one which does not work.
3. I do not know which fuse to check if any.
4. I did notice that a few accessory lights went out on the drivers side door panel, on the steering wheel controls, and on the dash when the seat stopped working. This is why I thought it may be a fuse or relay.
Thanks for any help in advance and I know that people are not sitting around waiting to help me with this issue, but I figured there were some people on here who are more knowledgeable than I am with GMC. I am obviously not a mechanic.
I knew that would get a response...LOL. I may have wrote that it was a 2004' Denali by mistake. It is a 2003' Denali.
1. The heated seat light on the door panel does light up when I press the button.
2. The drivers side heated factory seat is the only one which does not work.
3. I do not know which fuse to check if any.
4. I did notice that a few accessory lights went out on the drivers side door panel, on the steering wheel controls, and on the dash when the seat stopped working. This is why I thought it may be a fuse or relay.
Thanks for any help in advance and I know that people are not sitting around waiting to help me with this issue, but I figured there were some people on here who are more knowledgeable than I am with GMC. I am obviously not a mechanic.
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