Massage seat in Opel Captiva from 2010 does not work: Possible defective switch

Hello, I have a 2013 Opel Astra and also had a cable/plug problem once, but not on the massage seat but on the headlights. It turned out that the cable connection/plug was defective. Fortunately, this was not a serious problem. After a detailed diagnosis, the fault was rectified by replacing the defective cables and plugs with new ones. This was a standard procedure in the workshop and didn't take very long. It will probably be similar with your massage seat. Hope this helps you.

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Hey, thanks for your reply! I'm glad to hear that it wasn't a big problem for you. Can you remember how much the whole thing cost you? And has anything else come up since then or did everything go smoothly? I'm just a bit paranoid with my Captiva. Thanks to you!

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Hey, no problem, I fully understand your concerns! Well, I had to pay €95.0 to repair the faulty cable connection/plug. And my Opel Astra has been running like clockwork ever since, with no further problems. After the mechanic repaired the massage seat switch, everything was fine. I think it should go just as smoothly with your Captiva. Don't worry, you'll get it sorted too!

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Hello, thank you very much for your words and advice! Your experience has really helped me. I will take care of it tomorrow and bring my car in for repair. In hindsight, I think €95.0 is an acceptable price to get my massage seat working again. I hope everything goes as smoothly with my Captiva as it did with yours. Thanks again and enjoy your flawless Opel Astra!

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