Seat memory function
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Seat memory function
So for a while now the memory function for my seats has lost its mind. I can get in, close the door and put the key in the ignition and the seat goes all the way back (I'm short so that's not right). When I go to manually move the seat forward, it will go a bit and stop. Then I have to let off the switch and push again, then it will inch up. I do this 4-5 times and it finally gets the hint that I might want to actually reach the pedals. Sometimes when I shut the car off, the seat will actually move forward.
Where is the module that controls this? Is there some kind of reset? Do I just need to replace an entire module? Going to need to do the driver side window regulator. Please tell me the module is inside the door.
Where is the module that controls this? Is there some kind of reset? Do I just need to replace an entire module? Going to need to do the driver side window regulator. Please tell me the module is inside the door.
Drifting
Joined: May 2008
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From: Denver, NC
Seat module is under the seat. My memory was flipping out - doing all sorts of weird stuff. The steering wheel telescoping control wouldn't work at times - it would move as if I were a gnome (seat all the way in, wheel all the way out.) Tried the blue connectors at the side of the seat - no result.
Pulled the driver seat and saw that the dealer (previous owner took it to dealer) had done a seat cover repair and mis-routed the harness under the seat which resulted in a pulled wire from the module - Way to go Rick Hendrick City Chevrolet in Charlotte - another in a long list of fails.
Reconnected the wire, properly routed the harness - problem gone.
Anyway - that's where the module is.
Pulled the driver seat and saw that the dealer (previous owner took it to dealer) had done a seat cover repair and mis-routed the harness under the seat which resulted in a pulled wire from the module - Way to go Rick Hendrick City Chevrolet in Charlotte - another in a long list of fails.
Reconnected the wire, properly routed the harness - problem gone.
Anyway - that's where the module is.
Last edited by Ed Ramberger; Jan 21, 2019 at 10:57 PM.
