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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MDJAK" data-source="post: 1562779" data-attributes="member: 31917">Yes, they released a tsb which did nothing. Same as the tsb for frozen door latches which I had done and my door still wouldn’t latch after a cold night out in the rain. The seat back on my 2018 was not cooled at all.  I and most here appreciate your posts as you obviously know what you are talking about. However, I’m no kid, nor am I inexperienced when it comes to automobiles. In the last 5 years alone I’ve bought and sold 6 brand new Porsches, a Macan S, 2 Macan Turbos, a Panamera and 2 911s.  I’ve also purchased brand new 4 f150s since 2018, a 2017 Raptor, a 2018 Platinum, a 2019 Raptor and now a 2020 Raptor.  Oh, and I squeezed in a 2020 M5 in there this year, Not to mention 2 Lexus and 3 Hondas for family members And should you doubt that for a moment, I invite you to Google my screen name.  It’s the same on the Macan forum, Rennlist, F150 forum, and here where I’ve posted pics and evidence of every one. Yes, I’m a wacko and change cars more often than [USER=20920]@NASSTY[/USER] changes his BVDs. Every car I’ve owned, including my 2020 M5, which I’ve posted about on the f90 forum, has had cooled seats. To sit on them, turn them on and experience them in hot, humid NYC is to know how they perform, how good or bad they are.  I don’t need to be a Ford tech to know for a fact that the cooling function did not go up the seat back on the Platinum, regardless of whether you say they did or didn’t remove something. Unless you’ve had complaints about seat cooling not working on a 2018 Platinum up the seat back and thus took it apart, or you spend your spare time studying spec sheets for repairs you haven’t performed just in case, sorry.And your statement that forums sow confusion is merely toeing (no, not towing) the manufacturer line and frankly puts the BS to your sticking up for Ford. Knowledge gained on forums has been invaluable to owners and harmful to dealers who cringe when you go into their service dept and actually know what’s wrong with your vehicle because you have evidence from multiple people experiencing the same issue. Is it always accurate?  Nothing in life is absolute. But it’s damn informative.</blockquote>

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