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Posted on Aug 26, 2011

2004 GMC Envoy driver's side heated seat quit

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    2004 gmc heated seats quit working

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I have the same problem except the back of mine works but the bottom doesn't. Passenger side is fine. Let me know what you find out if you could.

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