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Seats and Interior
2026 MGU9 EV driver seat 8-program massage: program count is not motor count
Australian MY26 MGU9 EV driver seat massage has 8 programs. Keep program names separate from hardware counts and other seat functions.
After a long journey, a massage mode feels different from memory and the parts enquiry asks to replace “eight massage motors”. For the Australian MY26 MGU9 EV, clarifying the original meaning of 8 programs prevents a program count from becoming a hardware quantity.
8 describes programs, not the quantity supplied
The technical table describes the driver seat as having heating, ventilation and 8-program massage.[Manufacturer technical table][R23] Here, 8-program modifies massage programs. It gives no count of motors, air bladders or other actuators and lists no repair kit containing eight items. [To be verified]
Heating, ventilation and massage in one entry also do not establish a shared replaceable component. Specify which experience has changed when reporting a problem.
Record mode differences separately from visible damage
Record that the driver seat is involved, the visible mode selected, the actual sensation and the vehicle’s original warning. Note any earlier inspection or dismantling. If the seat surface is visibly damaged, retain separate photographs rather than describing every requirement as a “seat problem”.
Keep the specific mode and driver-seat position in the record, listing massage observations separately from heating and ventilation. If the repairer confirms a physical parts requirement, add original markings and scope. Program names should describe the observation rather than stand in for part quantities.
Scope and verification
This article covers only Australia, MY26 MG MGU9, the separately listed MY26 MGU9 EV configuration; no additional trim name is given in the table; excluding diesel versions.[Scope reference][R23] The cited product specifications identify functions and parts; they are not fault or replacement criteria.
No public data was available in the reviewed material for massage construction, program contents, intensity standards, actuator counts or inspection and replacement criteria; OE numbers, repair parameters, separate parts availability or compatibility/interchangeability. [To be verified] Check compatibility or interchangeability using the VIN and the local Australian manufacturer parts catalogue.
For the parts discussed here, use the parts enquiry page.
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