Just this morning received a letter from my dealer asking me to bring in my '96 855 for a heated seat wiring fix. This after I wrote to Volvo UK last month telling them of the US safety recall for the same thing which was dated last year - what an uncanny co-incidence! I had read on the web that the wiring will only be replaced IF damage has not already been caused and the seats are still working. If the seats no longer work, the "repair" work under the recall notice won't be carried out. I'm no lawyer, but if the wiring is a known problem (hence the recall) and damage is caused because of it, then how can Volvo escape responsibility for the subsequent repair? Anyone qualified to comment? AB