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Question posted by PaBRUINS on October 3rd, 2013

How To Take Apart The 2003 Santa Fe Heated Seat Control Buttons

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Owner's Manual - Page 12

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Owner's Manual - Page 13

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Owner's Manual - Page 22

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Owner's Manual - Page 23

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Owner's Manual - Page 24

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Owner's Manual - Page 25

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Owner's Manual - Page 26

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Owner's Manual - Page 59

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Owner's Manual - Page 60

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Owner's Manual - Page 78

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Owner's Manual - Page 79

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Owner's Manual - Page 90

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Owner's Manual - Page 91

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Owner's Manual - Page 92

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Owner's Manual - Page 125

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Owner's Manual - Page 136

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Owner's Manual - Page 175

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Owner's Manual - Page 218

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