Easy Entry question
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Burning Brakes
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From: UK
Easy Entry question
I have the Easy Entry option on my 99 C5 but, when I remove the key from the ignition, the driver's seat doesn't go ALL the way back. It does go back some, but just not all the way. Is this normal or do I have a faulty sensor somewhere? Thanks.
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From: Hammond IN
Re: Easy Entry question (i_york)
I haven't experienced that problem with the memory option for the seats, but I have had other squirrelly problems. So I can't offer any advice with your current problem.
One hint I may leave with you has to do with having the seat move all the way back when you want to exit the car while leaving the car running.
There are 3 memory positions on the Vete... (1) first driver - that's you (2) second driver, and (3) which is a combination of pressing both 1 and 2 together. I use the (3) when I want to leave the car running but I want to get out. Just program it's postion to be full back. It make life a bit easier.
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One hint I may leave with you has to do with having the seat move all the way back when you want to exit the car while leaving the car running.
There are 3 memory positions on the Vete... (1) first driver - that's you (2) second driver, and (3) which is a combination of pressing both 1 and 2 together. I use the (3) when I want to leave the car running but I want to get out. Just program it's postion to be full back. It make life a bit easier.
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Feb 1999
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From: San Jose CA
Re: Easy Entry question (i_york)
Had this happen a couple of times as well.
Solution is: Drive the seat manually to the end limit. It will stop one time where the computer thinks it is at its limit. Then move it manually again untill it reaches the end.
Now remove your key , reinsert and drive the seat manually to your preferred driving position (including mirrors, cabin temp. etc...) and store the settings in memory.
Repeat for all keyfobs.
Should be fine now.
Hope this helps.
Roger
Solution is: Drive the seat manually to the end limit. It will stop one time where the computer thinks it is at its limit. Then move it manually again untill it reaches the end.
Now remove your key , reinsert and drive the seat manually to your preferred driving position (including mirrors, cabin temp. etc...) and store the settings in memory.
Repeat for all keyfobs.
Should be fine now.
Hope this helps.
Roger
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Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Gresham OR
Re: Easy Entry question (rhoeven)
Had this happen a couple of times as well.
Solution is: Drive the seat manually to the end limit. It will stop one time where the computer thinks it is at its limit. Then move it manually again untill it reaches the end.
Now remove your key , reinsert and drive the seat manually to your preferred driving position (including mirrors, cabin temp. etc...) and store the settings in memory.
Repeat for all keyfobs.
Should be fine now.
Hope this helps.
Roger
Solution is: Drive the seat manually to the end limit. It will stop one time where the computer thinks it is at its limit. Then move it manually again untill it reaches the end.
Now remove your key , reinsert and drive the seat manually to your preferred driving position (including mirrors, cabin temp. etc...) and store the settings in memory.
Repeat for all keyfobs.
Should be fine now.
Hope this helps.
Roger
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Burning Brakes
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From: UK
Re: Easy Entry question (rhoeven)
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Yep, works a treat! :D Thanks a lot Roger! Gee, where would we all be without the Internet! :cheers:
Solution is: Drive the seat manually to the end limit. It will stop one time where the computer thinks it is at its limit. Then move it manually again untill it reaches the end.
Now remove your key , reinsert and drive the seat manually to your preferred driving position (including mirrors, cabin temp. etc...) and store the settings in memory.
Repeat for all keyfobs.
Should be fine now.
Now remove your key , reinsert and drive the seat manually to your preferred driving position (including mirrors, cabin temp. etc...) and store the settings in memory.
Repeat for all keyfobs.
Should be fine now.
