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When The Cabin Reaches 86 Degrees, The Cadillac Escalade’s Heated Seats May Stop Working.
GM’s service bulletin (PIT6539) reveals that some Cadillac Escalade heated seats malfunction when cabin temperatures exceed 86°F. This software glitch in the Body Control Module, which also potentially affects the Chevy Tahoe, Suburban, and GMC Yukon, remains under investigation as GM works toward a permanent fix. GM is investigating a Body Control Module software bug causing Cadillac Escalade, Chevy Tahoe, Suburban, and GMC Yukon heated seats to malfunction in hot cabins. A permanent fix is pending for the North American market.
It is ironic that the heated seats malfunction when the cabin is already too hot. General Motors is aware of the defect and is working on a fix, with a formal technical service bulletin expected once the root cause is determined.
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