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adamcc91 Enthusiast

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I feel like the heated seats in my 2014 denali don't get very warm at all. In my previous 2007 silverado ltz, those seats could damn near cook an egg, these seats I'm not sure if they are warming me up, or if I'm just warming them up. Any one else have this issues?

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Nick Bobinger Enthusiast

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I feel like the heated seats in my 2014 denali don't get very warm at all. In my previous 2007 silverado ltz, those seats could damn near cook an egg, these seats I'm not sure if they are warming me up, or if I'm just warming them up. Any one else have this issues?

 

Are you referring to while you are driving or when you do remote start? If you are referring to remote start this is a common situation

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Either or, I thought I read something about them not getting as warm if the chair doesn't sense that someone is sitting in it,but still my driver seat heater sucks

crankman Enthusiast

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Run it in have it looked at, my 2011 and 2015 both will dang near run you out of the seat. It should get pretty warm in just a few minutes.

Travis Whitmore Enthusiast

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Seats in my 15 take forever to heat up. I only have a 15 minute max commute and they're usually getting warm about the time I take the exit off ramp.

 

 

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CounterMeasure Enthusiast

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The backs in my '15 Denali get very toasty in less than 10 minutes. The bottoms barely get hot enough to know they are on. Both sides are the same. I've checked the resistance and the elements are good. Dealership its "by design".

Tek74 Enthusiast

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On my 2015, they heat up within a few minutes. I can feel the seat heat more intense than the back heat though.

wayles Enthusiast

wayles

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2015 LTZ and mine seem to take a while to heat up, and don't get near as warm as in my wife's 2015 Gran Cherokee. May just be a GM thing as the seats in my vette don't get very warm either.

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My 2011 seats would get warm almost instantly and got very toasty, my 15 Denali not so much, had them on for over a hour the other day and they were warm, but no where near my other truck. I am going to talk to dealer when she goes for service, I'm thinking they should be way warmer

 

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Debra in Cali Enthusiast

Debra in Cali

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Mine gets nice and toasty within a few minutes. But I have leather seats. I am wondering if the difference between the warm vs toasty is caused by cloth seats.

chuckl1218 Senior Enthusiast

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Mine gets nice and toasty within a few minutes. But I have leather seats. I am wondering if the difference between the warm vs toasty is caused by cloth seats.

 

I think that the comparison is that these perforated leather heated & cooled seats are warm & cool vs. hot & cold like toes in other cars or trucks. Same complaint on the forum last winter. The heated only seats are a different technology than the perforated leather heated & cooled seats. But, I like them the way they are - would not want them any warmer than they are for winter or colder in the summer. The dealers have a bulletin explaining how these seats work and that thy will not be "hot", but "warm" is as designed.

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