Heated Seat Buttons

Twitch · 11-18-2005, 01:30 AM

Now it's my heated seat buttons. One of them is sticky. It will take 2 weeks to order the part. I'm getting tired of bringing my car in. It's been like 8 times since August.

06graphite · 11-18-2005, 07:31 AM

that sucks.

aren't you glad all this stuff is free?

Twitch · 11-18-2005, 12:40 PM

Yeah I'm glad now but a little worried for the future (especially those plastic seat rail covers which WILL break regularly). Also it's a hassle to drive 40 minutes to the dealer 4 times a month. One time they even ran out of BMW courtesy cars and rented a Matrix for me to drive. That sucked.

Would the Lexus IS have any problems for a comparable (although inferior) car?

06graphite · 11-18-2005, 01:07 PM

i hear you. i bought my car back in July, and I've already had it back twice for service and I'm going to have to bring it in again. they didn't fix the seatbelt clicking noise well enough.

i usually wait until i have 2 or three issues to go in with.

i bet that the IS will have a similar number of issues. it's fairly common for the first prod run of new generations to have some issues.

i never would have bought a brand new model if I hadn't loved the e90 so much!

11-18-2005, 01:30 AM	#1
Twitch Enlisted Member 8 Rep 43 Posts Drives: 2015 M235i Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Richmond, B.C., Canada iTrader: (0)	Heated Seat Buttons Now it's my heated seat buttons. One of them is sticky. It will take 2 weeks to order the part. I'm getting tired of bringing my car in. It's been like 8 times since August.
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06graphite Second Lieutenant 14 Rep 226 Posts Drives: '07 328xi Coupe Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Plainville, MA iTrader: (0)	that sucks. aren't you glad all this stuff is free?
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Twitch Enlisted Member 8 Rep 43 Posts Drives: 2015 M235i Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Richmond, B.C., Canada iTrader: (0)	Yeah I'm glad now but a little worried for the future (especially those plastic seat rail covers which WILL break regularly). Also it's a hassle to drive 40 minutes to the dealer 4 times a month. One time they even ran out of BMW courtesy cars and rented a Matrix for me to drive. That sucked. Would the Lexus IS have any problems for a comparable (although inferior) car?
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11-18-2005, 01:07 PM	#4
06graphite Second Lieutenant 14 Rep 226 Posts Drives: '07 328xi Coupe Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Plainville, MA iTrader: (0)	i hear you. i bought my car back in July, and I've already had it back twice for service and I'm going to have to bring it in again. they didn't fix the seatbelt clicking noise well enough. i usually wait until i have 2 or three issues to go in with. i bet that the IS will have a similar number of issues. it's fairly common for the first prod run of new generations to have some issues. i never would have bought a brand new model if I hadn't loved the e90 so much!
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