Memory Question..What's Up With This?
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Melting Slicks
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From: Wichita Falls Tx
Memory Question..What's Up With This?
Concerning seat, steering wheel, and mirror memory:
Sometimes when I insert the key in the ignition the memory activates. Other times I have to press the memory button on the door to activate things.
Any explanation?
Thanks
Sometimes when I insert the key in the ignition the memory activates. Other times I have to press the memory button on the door to activate things.
Any explanation?
Thanks
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Originally Posted by jessem
my 01 only works when i lock and unlock the car w/remote.otherwise,i need to hit memory button too,as it should be.
Yup. That's what happens on my 2000.
Melting Slicks
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From: atlantic city new jersey
Originally Posted by TexasMadMan
Concerning seat, steering wheel, and mirror memory:
Sometimes when I insert the key in the ignition the memory activates. Other times I have to press the memory button on the door to activate things.
Any explanation?
Thanks
Sometimes when I insert the key in the ignition the memory activates. Other times I have to press the memory button on the door to activate things.
Any explanation?
Thanks
Melting Slicks
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From: Raymore Mo
Originally Posted by jessem
my 01 only works when i lock and unlock the car w/remote.otherwise,i need to hit memory button too,as it should be.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Wichita Falls Tx
That sure explains things, however I could have sworn the memory activated today when inserting the key and the car was in the garage. I never lock the car in the garage.
I watch things closer.
Thanks again all.
I watch things closer.
Thanks again all.
Last edited by TexasMadMan; Jun 1, 2005 at 06:16 PM.
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From: atlantic city new jersey
Originally Posted by thevettenet CA
Memory function is tied to the fob that unlocks the car - if you don't use the fob, you gotta hit the door button to activate the memory settings.
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From: Houston Texas
Originally Posted by C5 Freak
Sometimes when I stick the key in, it won't remember. This usually happens when I fumble the insertion.
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Originally Posted by pewterwest99
This could be the cause of some error. This may sound stupid guys, but if the driver door is open the memory wont work either.
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Originally Posted by 2k2C5
True. BUT if you hit unlock on the FOB before opening the door then open the door, insert the key in the ignition with the door still open, the memories will activate as soon as the door is closed.