2003 Seat Fraying Issue...
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2003 Seat Fraying Issue...
Quick question for the folks who've dealt with the seat fraying TSB...How have the new seat covers held up since you've had them installed? The dealership put in some new seat covers for me earlier today, and I obviously don't feel like dealing with this issue again 18 months from now.
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Originally Posted by Apexi350z
no problem with the new seat cover.. It has been about 1yr / 15k miles..
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Um, can you describe this seat frying thing?
I want to know what I am seeing is either because it's the way I get out and rubbing on a certain spot all the time or if it's because of this "frying" tsb thing.
And when you say they give you these seat covers... are you saying they put something over the seat instead of replacing the seat with a better leather seat?
I want to know what I am seeing is either because it's the way I get out and rubbing on a certain spot all the time or if it's because of this "frying" tsb thing.
And when you say they give you these seat covers... are you saying they put something over the seat instead of replacing the seat with a better leather seat?
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Originally Posted by ZlleH
Um, can you describe this seat frying thing?
I want to know what I am seeing is either because it's the way I get out and rubbing on a certain spot all the time or if it's because of this "frying" tsb thing.
And when you say they give you these seat covers... are you saying they put something over the seat instead of replacing the seat with a better leather seat?
I want to know what I am seeing is either because it's the way I get out and rubbing on a certain spot all the time or if it's because of this "frying" tsb thing.
And when you say they give you these seat covers... are you saying they put something over the seat instead of replacing the seat with a better leather seat?
Nissan is well aware of this issue and currently has a TSB in place to fix it. The fix involves completely removing the old seat covers (both upper and lower cushion) and replacing them with new covers that are made of a more durable fabric that doesn't wear out in the aformentioned fashion.
For more detailed info, just click on the TSB attachment below. It has an actual photo of the problem I'm describing so you can see if you're affected.
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Holy cow!! That's my issue too! But mine is leather and it's heated!! But the fraying is exactly like the picture!!
Damn, anyone with this frying issue for leather and heated?
Damn, anyone with this frying issue for leather and heated?
Originally Posted by CelticPride2
Some people with early-model 350z's have experienced premature wear on the driver's seat. What basically has been happening is that the constant rubbing of the driver's body against the seat when getting in and out of the car has caused the side bolster on the outside edge of the cloth seats to become prematurely worn....this is usually characterized by a "frayed" or "pilled" look on the bolster itself.
Nissan is well aware of this issue and currently has a TSB in place to fix it. The fix involves completely removing the old seat covers (both upper and lower cushion) and replacing them with new covers that are made of a more durable fabric that doesn't wear out in the aformentioned fashion.
For more detailed info, just click on the TSB attachment below. It has an actual photo of the problem I'm describing so you can see if you're affected.
Nissan is well aware of this issue and currently has a TSB in place to fix it. The fix involves completely removing the old seat covers (both upper and lower cushion) and replacing them with new covers that are made of a more durable fabric that doesn't wear out in the aformentioned fashion.
For more detailed info, just click on the TSB attachment below. It has an actual photo of the problem I'm describing so you can see if you're affected.
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Originally Posted by ZlleH
Holy cow!! That's my issue too! But mine is leather and it's heated!! But the fraying is exactly like the picture!!
Damn, anyone with this frying issue for leather and heated?
Damn, anyone with this frying issue for leather and heated?
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