It doesn't seem to be able to remember where it's supposed to go. 
Senile seats
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From: After reading this thread, I gotta tell ya... you're an ass. .
St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-11-'12-'13
Clearly a case of operator error...... 
I could help you with floor mats, Zaino vs NXT, and BSM....
I could help you with floor mats, Zaino vs NXT, and BSM....
Burning Brakes
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From: The Villages FL
St. Jude Donor '13
03RagTop,
Don't forget, you need to use the unlock button on your keyfob (regardless whether car is locked or not) so the computer knows which driver setting to go to. Doors have to be closed also. If you press the recall button, #1 or #2, does that move the seat to where you expect it?
Don
Don't forget, you need to use the unlock button on your keyfob (regardless whether car is locked or not) so the computer knows which driver setting to go to. Doors have to be closed also. If you press the recall button, #1 or #2, does that move the seat to where you expect it?
Don
Drifting
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From: Central CA
turn the seat thing off... I don't like it moving every time I enter and exit the vehicle.. it also wears it down more.. I have both 1 and 2 set to the same thing, so it doesn't matter which one its on... and I have that "entrance seat adjustment" thingy disabled....
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Originally Posted by Luv2Run
If you press the recall button, #1 or #2, does that move the seat to where you expect it?
Don
Don
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From: Danville Virginia
Originally Posted by Luv2Run
03RagTop,
Don't forget, you need to use the unlock button on your keyfob (regardless whether car is locked or not) so the computer knows which driver setting to go to. Doors have to be closed also. If you press the recall button, #1 or #2, does that move the seat to where you expect it?
Don
Don't forget, you need to use the unlock button on your keyfob (regardless whether car is locked or not) so the computer knows which driver setting to go to. Doors have to be closed also. If you press the recall button, #1 or #2, does that move the seat to where you expect it?
Don
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From: Miami bound
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Originally Posted by Luv2Run
03RagTop,
Don't forget, you need to use the unlock button on your keyfob (regardless whether car is locked or not) so the computer knows which driver setting to go to.
Don't forget, you need to use the unlock button on your keyfob (regardless whether car is locked or not) so the computer knows which driver setting to go to.
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Check out this thread that ran a couple of days ago. It has some great info for seat memory issues...
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...0&forum_id=103
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...0&forum_id=103