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Hyundai: 2003 Sonata complaint

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    John
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    2003 Sonata complaint

    I really do love my car. I get an amazing number of complements on it's
    looks. It's the "rare" pearl white. My only complaint is the seats. They're
    fine driving to and from work, 6 minutes each way. But, on longer trips,
    over 45 minutes, there just isn't enough support and I end up with an aching
    lower back. Have you experienced the same problem? Have you found a
    solution? If so, would you share it with the group?
    Thanks, in advance,
    John D.



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    James
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    Re: 2003 Sonata complaint

    I agree with your observations. I have some chronic back pain and that's
    why we opted for the power seats. Made for a painfree back at the end of a
    long day of driving on our recent vacation. Much better than my Taurus.
    "John D" <spam.dot.com> wrote in message
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    rdaalen
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    Re: 2003 Sonata complaint

    I have an '02 with power seats and love them. Drove my wife's saturn to
    work this morning (since my battery died, see other post), and my back is
    currently killing me after a 20 minute ride. I think the power seats and
    lumbar do the trick here!


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    John
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    Re: 2003 Sonata complaint

    Thanks for the replies... I have a driver's side power seat. Perhaps I just
    have to work on getting it adjusted better for the correct support.
    John D.

    "rdaalen" <com> wrote in message
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    I have an '02 with power seats and love them. Drove my wife's saturn to
    work this morning (since my battery died, see other post), and my back is
    currently killing me after a 20 minute ride. I think the power seats and
    lumbar do the trick here!



  5. #5
    The
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    Re: 2003 Sonata complaint

    I have the same issue with our new 2004 Sonata GLS (non-electric
    seat).

    I've determined the majority of the problem I have (I get sore/tight
    between my shoulder blades/and my middle back) is the wheel is short
    compared to the pedals. So when I setup the pedals right, I end up
    streching for the wheel. Its the streching out to reach the wheel
    that causes the soreness more than anything.

    Now when I drive, I cozy up closer to the pedals, which helps the
    wheel-arm fit. If I bring up the thigh bolster then the leg-fit isn't
    too bad -- and it does make the overall fit much better.

    That said, I still could use more lumbar, even with the 3 way
    adjustable lumbar bolster down in full position.

    Luckily the car is my wifes, I only drive it to dinner and such. She
    has zero issues with the seats. However, the problem rules out any
    long road trips where we would share the driving. That kinda makes me
    sad....

    Otherwise, I love the car.

    --AceyMan



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