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Isn't that the truth. I'm stunned sometimes when I hear what some folks fall for. Barnum had it right when he said there is a sucker born every minute. Which reminds me.....anybody out there want to buy my new book, " How to purchase and completely mod out a brank new SS for under $5,000?

An understatement my good friend.

Congrats on your new ride, Bill. You'll love it.

~sniff~ Thanks, QM. I don't know what to say (rare condition for me). You made my day, buddy. ;) ;) ;) And my day today was one of those you like to forget.....Murphy's Law and all that. Thanks to you also George.

Did that so often I disconnected the heated seats. Living in Phx it's not something I would ever use anyway. Some day, when I sell it, I'll let the buyer know how to re-connect. ;)

VERY cool. Thanks, QM1. ....

THE STATE TROOPER PULLED ME OVER @ 75 IN A 55" That beats my 77 in a 65

Richard, Is your bowtie really black with a red border or is it a PS fixup? It looks fantastic. I hope that's the real thing.

What problem? Viagra? Psst....................gimma a break, homie. You thirty somethings are just jealous you don't have our wisdom and worldly composure, that's all.

Too late, rm. Now, where would you like me to start?

Houston Control, we finally have cool seats in Phoenix. Over. Thanks, Michael.

Michael (or anyone who has knowledge of those elect. connectors) I went out there is morning to disconnect that green connector under the drivers seat. No such luck. Even putting the seat in the forward most position there is very little room to work under the seat and I could not get the connector to separate. Generally there is some kind of "locking clip" that holds the male and female ends together but I could not see it. Any suggestions and getting them apart? Thanks

Michael, Thanks. I'll disconnect the green "thingy" and test it out. I appreciate all your help, buddy. Zip-man, Thanks for the heads-up on any "fixs." I didn't know GM was aware that this was even a problem. I'll look for your follow-up on that. Thanks for taking the time to do that.

Thanks, guys. Unfortunately disconnecting anything that will disable other functions like the memory seat are not worth it. I'd be losing more than I've gained. Michael, Thanks for the suggestion and picture (especially the picture). I found the green connector but so far have done nothing. Disconnecting it to disable both seats looks like a bo brainer. What concerned me was the statement: Unfortunately, I don't understand the statement "will set the DTC's in seat module computer." Will disabling that connector affect any other functions in the truck? Thanks Michael. Dale, I'm on my way. I like new wire cutters MUCH better than old ones. It'll be worth the drive.

Thanks, Ken. Yeah, MN. Phoenix does have a few advantages over other places I've lived like Phila, Detroit etc. Our 72 degree "winters" rank right at the top of that list. Thanks SInister and Matt. Disconnecting the wires under the seat is a great idea Sinister. I'll take a look this morning. Not to me. That's why I asked the question. Thanks for the suggestion that I have better "hand management," though. Very helpful.

I've hit that damn heated seat button by accident once too often. Rachel also hit her passenger side button by accident this last weekend, too. Does anyone know how to disconnect those on/off buttons? Is there something as easy as a fuse or wires that I can disable? Thanks

I'm living with a wonderful lady BUT, that said, I used to the same (hope she isn't looking over my shoulder) .

Good idea, Dave. I'll check that. I hope there is a dedicated fuse for just the seats and not a fuse the covers two or three seperate things.

Yeah, me too. The only thing that saves my butt is experience. The last four vehicles of mine have had a key hidden on the outside for just those days. It only took having to break out one window many years ago in Atlanta to learn that lesson. What I have to quit doing in this SS is accidently hitting that damn heated seat button on the drivers door. Done that twice now and I LIVE IN PHOENIX!!!! The LAST thing thisvehicle needs is heated seats!!!! The first time I did it I got back in the truck, started her up and was motoring down the hwy thinking how much the sun had heated the seats while it was parked. And the more I drove the hotter the seats got and I was cursing leather seats until I finally realized what had happened. Even then it took about 20 minutes for those babies to cool down again. Did I mention I live in Phoenix and DON'T need HEATED SEATS........even in the "winter." It's 72 degree's around here in the "winter."

Damn Dave, what a tutorial. Outstanding. Thanks, man. I'll get that chime tomorrow.