Did they fix the heated/vented seats in the 2015's?
#1
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Did they fix the heated/vented seats in the 2015's?
I can't tell whether the car or me that gets the seat a little warmer in my 2014. I really can't even feel the ventilation. I am hoping that they at least improved this for 2015.
Last edited by BarneyZ; 12-21-2014 at 05:19 PM.
#2
#4
Pro
I have a 2015 and don't think the heated and ventilated seats work very well at all. They are barely noticable. I actually had the dealer check them out when I had it in for another warranty issue and they told me they are functioning normally.
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Heating Eliments in C7 Seat
Thick Open Mesh Behind Leather Delays Feeling Heat
#8
Race Director
My car, 2014 convertible, Vin #22487 works real good. Used the heated seats today, (32 degrees) selected only one lighted bar with plenty of heat. Ventilation flows lots of air. Satisfied with the 2LT option.
#10
Instructor
Just another reinforcement that this is the best corvette ever.
We love it.
#11
Race Director
My heated seats work fine...It takes about three minutes to feel it on the lowest setting but the first bar is plenty warm enough. I can feel ventilation on the lowest but haven't actually tried them yet...
#12
Le Mans Master
The heated seats in my 2014 vert work fine. The cooled seats could be better...
#13
Pro
Keep in mind the seats are vented and not cooled. They circulate interior air. I like them for long drives when perspiring. The air circulation is most noticeable for the drying of my back and seat.
#14
Team Owner
I've had hotter but I'm not complaining, if it's cold enough to point where I absolutely need it on I would preheat the car anyways. The cooling works great.
#15
Racer
#16
Melting Slicks
There have been several threads on this topic since the C7's came out. Many of us have heated seats that seem to barely function compared to other vehicles we own or our C6's. Maybe some are assembled slightly different which accounts for the variation in comments on how well they work? My dealer said they have received complaints from owners of new Suburbans/Tahoes as well that the seat heaters just do not put out the heat like their previous ones. Maybe GM had to change something for liability issues with seats getting too hot? All I know is mine aren't worth a damn...
#18
Mine get just as hot, but take a longer time to get there. I did have to turn them down today (it was in the lower 30's today).
They don't function the same as the C6s, so I don't understand why everyone thinks they should act the same.
They don't function the same as the C6s, so I don't understand why everyone thinks they should act the same.
#19
Race Director
I'm unimpressed with the heating and ventilation in my 2015's seats. The heat isn't nearly strong enough and it takes a long time before I feel it. The ventilation is barely noticeable and nowhere near as effective as on my Grand Cherokee.