Memory Option
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Try resetting the memory like described in the manual. If that doesn't work, it may be a problem with the module.
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From: Avon CT
Originally Posted by BLACK02
Does anyone have problems with the memory option? Almost everytime I get in the car, I have to reset the seats. Is there a trick I'm missing? 
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From: Whidbey Island WA
Originally Posted by Drop Top
If you unlock the doors with the fob, you must hit the user number (1 or 2) when you get into the car.
Not on my car.... Unlocking with the FOB activates the memory.
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From: Thousand Oaks CA
Originally Posted by DaBoz
Not on my car.... Unlocking with the FOB activates the memory.
Correct, but the FOBs are marked 1 or 2 (look on the back) , and they rememeber what were the last settings for that FOB (1or2)
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Originally Posted by BLACK02
Does anyone have problems with the memory option? Almost everytime I get in the car, I have to reset the seats. Is there a trick I'm missing?
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From: Ohio
If you lock your car upon exit, then when you unlock with the fob, get in, insert the key, my seats then go to the pre-programmed spot.
If I did not lock the car, when I get back in, it does not go back to the settings without hitting the "1" button.
Locking the car seems to reset the system, making it ready to respond to the fob and the actual key insertion.
Seems like I have to "insert" to "get a response."
If I did not lock the car, when I get back in, it does not go back to the settings without hitting the "1" button.
Locking the car seems to reset the system, making it ready to respond to the fob and the actual key insertion.
Seems like I have to "insert" to "get a response."
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From: Danville Virginia
Originally Posted by gpotski
If you lock your car upon exit, then when you unlock with the fob, get in, insert the key, my seats then go to the pre-programmed spot.
If I did not lock the car, when I get back in, it does not go back to the settings without hitting the "1" button.
Locking the car seems to reset the system, making it ready to respond to the fob and the actual key insertion.
Seems like I have to "insert" to "get a response."
If I did not lock the car, when I get back in, it does not go back to the settings without hitting the "1" button.
Locking the car seems to reset the system, making it ready to respond to the fob and the actual key insertion.
Seems like I have to "insert" to "get a response."
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From: Thousand Oaks CA
Originally Posted by gpotski
If you lock your car upon exit, then when you unlock with the fob, get in, insert the key, my seats then go to the pre-programmed spot.
If I did not lock the car, when I get back in, it does not go back to the settings without hitting the "1" button.
Locking the car seems to reset the system, making it ready to respond to the fob and the actual key insertion.
Seems like I have to "insert" to "get a response."
If I did not lock the car, when I get back in, it does not go back to the settings without hitting the "1" button.
Locking the car seems to reset the system, making it ready to respond to the fob and the actual key insertion.
Seems like I have to "insert" to "get a response."
I believe that it is the "unlocking" of the car with the FOB 1 or 2 that tells the memory to return to the settings of either 1 or 2.
Even if my wife (FOB 2) does not lock the car and I come up to it and hit the unlock button on my FOB (FOB 1) all settings go to my settings (or memory setting for #1).
Melting Slicks
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From: Whidbey Island WA
Originally Posted by Vette 4 Fun
Correct, but the FOBs are marked 1 or 2 (look on the back) , and they rememeber what were the last settings for that FOB (1or2)
Yes...... that's a given.
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From: Lake County California
Originally Posted by ptdrummer54
Other than it not putting the seat in the right position when turning it on or off intermittently, mine works fine.
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From: Escondido CA
I've not had a single problem with the memory in my '04 Coupe. When you make your desired seat changes and such, are you holding down on the correct memory button (that matches your FOB number) for a few seconds until the light stops blinking? DOing this is what puts the setting into memory.
