2004 Accord EX seat comfort
01-14-2004 | 08:44 PM
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2004 Accord EX seat comfort
Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
Howard
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allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
Howard
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01-14-2004 | 09:05 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
Howard Lester wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too
> much lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in
> the lower part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous
> Civics.
>
> Howard
>
>
I know I wish the lumbar support was a little lower. The heated seats make
up for some of it, though...
>
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> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too
> much lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in
> the lower part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous
> Civics.
>
> Howard
>
>
I know I wish the lumbar support was a little lower. The heated seats make
up for some of it, though...
>
>
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01-14-2004 | 09:05 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
Howard Lester wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too
> much lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in
> the lower part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous
> Civics.
>
> Howard
>
>
I know I wish the lumbar support was a little lower. The heated seats make
up for some of it, though...
>
>
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> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too
> much lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in
> the lower part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous
> Civics.
>
> Howard
>
>
I know I wish the lumbar support was a little lower. The heated seats make
up for some of it, though...
>
>
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01-14-2004 | 09:05 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
Howard Lester wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too
> much lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in
> the lower part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous
> Civics.
>
> Howard
>
>
I know I wish the lumbar support was a little lower. The heated seats make
up for some of it, though...
>
>
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> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too
> much lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in
> the lower part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous
> Civics.
>
> Howard
>
>
I know I wish the lumbar support was a little lower. The heated seats make
up for some of it, though...
>
>
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01-14-2004 | 09:05 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
Howard Lester wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too
> much lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in
> the lower part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous
> Civics.
>
> Howard
>
>
I know I wish the lumbar support was a little lower. The heated seats make
up for some of it, though...
>
>
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> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too
> much lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in
> the lower part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous
> Civics.
>
> Howard
>
>
I know I wish the lumbar support was a little lower. The heated seats make
up for some of it, though...
>
>
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01-14-2004 | 09:27 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
The seats on my 2002 EXL V6 are more comfortable than the ones in my
2003 EXL V6. At least, I find them to be more comfortable; my wife
agrees, but my adult son prefers the 03.
I sure wish my 2002 had the feature level of the 2003 (dual climate
control, heated seats, 240 HP, etc.)
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 18:44:45 -0700, "Howard Lester"
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
>Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
>allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
>lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
>part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
>Howard
>
>
>
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01-14-2004 | 09:27 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
The seats on my 2002 EXL V6 are more comfortable than the ones in my
2003 EXL V6. At least, I find them to be more comfortable; my wife
agrees, but my adult son prefers the 03.
I sure wish my 2002 had the feature level of the 2003 (dual climate
control, heated seats, 240 HP, etc.)
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 18:44:45 -0700, "Howard Lester"
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
>Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
>allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
>lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
>part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
>Howard
>
>
>
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01-14-2004 | 09:27 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
The seats on my 2002 EXL V6 are more comfortable than the ones in my
2003 EXL V6. At least, I find them to be more comfortable; my wife
agrees, but my adult son prefers the 03.
I sure wish my 2002 had the feature level of the 2003 (dual climate
control, heated seats, 240 HP, etc.)
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 18:44:45 -0700, "Howard Lester"
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
>Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
>allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
>lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
>part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
>Howard
>
>
>
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01-14-2004 | 09:27 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
The seats on my 2002 EXL V6 are more comfortable than the ones in my
2003 EXL V6. At least, I find them to be more comfortable; my wife
agrees, but my adult son prefers the 03.
I sure wish my 2002 had the feature level of the 2003 (dual climate
control, heated seats, 240 HP, etc.)
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 18:44:45 -0700, "Howard Lester"
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
>Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
>allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
>lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
>part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
>Howard
>
>
>
>
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01-15-2004 | 05:00 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
In article <4005f2be_1@corp.newsgroups.com>, "Howard Lester"
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
> lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
> part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
> Howard
Howard,
Sarah also has trouble with her back after driving a long distance. She
says the seats in her Grand AM are much more comfortable. There is nothing
you can do about this problem unless you install different seats or get
some sort of after market product to place on your seats. A company called
Sparco makes a racing seat that might solve your problem. However, I don't
have their web site URL--it might be sparco.com
Does anyone else know where Howard can buy a different type of car seat?
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
> lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
> part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
> Howard
Howard,
Sarah also has trouble with her back after driving a long distance. She
says the seats in her Grand AM are much more comfortable. There is nothing
you can do about this problem unless you install different seats or get
some sort of after market product to place on your seats. A company called
Sparco makes a racing seat that might solve your problem. However, I don't
have their web site URL--it might be sparco.com
Does anyone else know where Howard can buy a different type of car seat?
01-15-2004 | 05:00 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
In article <4005f2be_1@corp.newsgroups.com>, "Howard Lester"
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
> lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
> part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
> Howard
Howard,
Sarah also has trouble with her back after driving a long distance. She
says the seats in her Grand AM are much more comfortable. There is nothing
you can do about this problem unless you install different seats or get
some sort of after market product to place on your seats. A company called
Sparco makes a racing seat that might solve your problem. However, I don't
have their web site URL--it might be sparco.com
Does anyone else know where Howard can buy a different type of car seat?
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
> lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
> part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
> Howard
Howard,
Sarah also has trouble with her back after driving a long distance. She
says the seats in her Grand AM are much more comfortable. There is nothing
you can do about this problem unless you install different seats or get
some sort of after market product to place on your seats. A company called
Sparco makes a racing seat that might solve your problem. However, I don't
have their web site URL--it might be sparco.com
Does anyone else know where Howard can buy a different type of car seat?
01-15-2004 | 05:00 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
In article <4005f2be_1@corp.newsgroups.com>, "Howard Lester"
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
> lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
> part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
> Howard
Howard,
Sarah also has trouble with her back after driving a long distance. She
says the seats in her Grand AM are much more comfortable. There is nothing
you can do about this problem unless you install different seats or get
some sort of after market product to place on your seats. A company called
Sparco makes a racing seat that might solve your problem. However, I don't
have their web site URL--it might be sparco.com
Does anyone else know where Howard can buy a different type of car seat?
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
> lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
> part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
> Howard
Howard,
Sarah also has trouble with her back after driving a long distance. She
says the seats in her Grand AM are much more comfortable. There is nothing
you can do about this problem unless you install different seats or get
some sort of after market product to place on your seats. A company called
Sparco makes a racing seat that might solve your problem. However, I don't
have their web site URL--it might be sparco.com
Does anyone else know where Howard can buy a different type of car seat?
01-15-2004 | 05:00 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
In article <4005f2be_1@corp.newsgroups.com>, "Howard Lester"
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
> lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
> part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
> Howard
Howard,
Sarah also has trouble with her back after driving a long distance. She
says the seats in her Grand AM are much more comfortable. There is nothing
you can do about this problem unless you install different seats or get
some sort of after market product to place on your seats. A company called
Sparco makes a racing seat that might solve your problem. However, I don't
have their web site URL--it might be sparco.com
Does anyone else know where Howard can buy a different type of car seat?
<heylester@dakotacom.net> wrote:
> Anyone out there, besides me, having complaints about the seat [back]
> allegedly causing back pain? I can't tell where it's coming from: too much
> lumbar support even when set at 'minimum'...? Pain develops in the lower
> part of my middle back. I had no such trouble in 3 previous Civics.
>
> Howard
Howard,
Sarah also has trouble with her back after driving a long distance. She
says the seats in her Grand AM are much more comfortable. There is nothing
you can do about this problem unless you install different seats or get
some sort of after market product to place on your seats. A company called
Sparco makes a racing seat that might solve your problem. However, I don't
have their web site URL--it might be sparco.com
Does anyone else know where Howard can buy a different type of car seat?
01-15-2004 | 07:40 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
"Tom Wilson" wrote
> A company called
> Sparco makes a racing seat that might solve your problem. However, I don't
> have their web site URL--it might be sparco.com
> Does anyone else know where Howard can buy a different type of car seat?
Thanks, Tom. I'll wait here in the meantime. I'm checking with my dealer as
to whether or not an upholstery shop is "authorized" to get inside the
existing seat considering there is an airbag in it. All they may need to do
is remove some of the foam in the bottom half of the seat back so that it's
not pushing against me to the extent it does.
Howard
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01-15-2004 | 07:40 PM
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Re: 2004 Accord EX seat comfort
"Tom Wilson" wrote
> A company called
> Sparco makes a racing seat that might solve your problem. However, I don't
> have their web site URL--it might be sparco.com
> Does anyone else know where Howard can buy a different type of car seat?
Thanks, Tom. I'll wait here in the meantime. I'm checking with my dealer as
to whether or not an upholstery shop is "authorized" to get inside the
existing seat considering there is an airbag in it. All they may need to do
is remove some of the foam in the bottom half of the seat back so that it's
not pushing against me to the extent it does.
Howard
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