Memory buttons question
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Racer
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Memory buttons question
Sometimes, I will get in my 98 C5 and the seat will begin to move and I will notice that the #2 memory button is flashing. I usually just punch #1 and get back to normal. Anybody know why it seems to default to 2 instead of 1??? I have easy entry feature turned off. Seems to happen about 50% of the time.
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Racer
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I have #2 programmed for my wife but I guess I could make her #3 and program 1 & 2 for mine.
I was just wondering if there was a setting somewhere I had missed.
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I was just wondering if there was a setting somewhere I had missed.
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PS: I have really enjoyed this forum !!! It is full of great people an tons of good information.
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try retraining your key fobs again to see if that helps.
Having the Easy Entry feature turned off, will prevent the driver's seat from retracting when you remove the key. The memory settings for the driver's seat position are still enabled, and they're determined by which memory button is pushed by the driver.
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It sounds like you are using fob#2 or the second one that was programmed, to unlock the car with. The first fob programmed becomes fob#1. As suggested, re-memorize the fobs and somehow identify which is yours.
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This is certainly true for the C-6 fobs but for my C-5, there was no numbering on the fobs but mine was a '99. Later years in the C-5 line numbered?
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ditto for my 99. no numbers on the fob. mine does the same thing once in a while and i am associating it with a loose wire somewhere. not really a problem so i am not getting into it! only because i rarely know what i am doing
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