Seat memory
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Burning Brakes
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From: Rowlett Texas
Seat memory
Has anyone figured out how to make the seat start remembering the settings? When I get in, I have no clue as to where the seat may go if it even moves.
Thanx for any help.
Thanx for any help.
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St. Jude Donor '21-'22-'23-'24
1. Check the wiring under the seat to be sure all connections are tight.
2. Be sure you're using the same fob every time, or else be sure the seat memory option is programmed the same for both fobs.
3. Be sure you do have the seat memory option programmed correctly.
2. Be sure you're using the same fob every time, or else be sure the seat memory option is programmed the same for both fobs.
3. Be sure you do have the seat memory option programmed correctly.
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I followed the instructions in my owners manual, and have had no problems.
Maybe if you were a little more specific in describing the problem you are having, we could give you some pointers.
Maybe if you were a little more specific in describing the problem you are having, we could give you some pointers.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Rowlett Texas
I guess I'll need to plead ignorance. I thought that if I held the set button until it beeped the seat was programmed, just like my other cars. I've been using the same fob since I bought the car. I may have put a new battery in the fob at some point, though.
All of the comments are welcome and I guess I'll have to something I hate to do........read the freakin' manual. LOL!
All of the comments are welcome and I guess I'll have to something I hate to do........read the freakin' manual. LOL!
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St. Jude Donor '21-'22-'23-'24
I guess I'll need to plead ignorance. I thought that if I held the set button until it beeped the seat was programmed, just like my other cars. I've been using the same fob since I bought the car. I may have put a new battery in the fob at some point, though.
All of the comments are welcome and I guess I'll have to something I hate to do........read the freakin' manual. LOL!
All of the comments are welcome and I guess I'll have to something I hate to do........read the freakin' manual. LOL!
Replacing the battery should not affect the programmed seat position or its automatic movement.
Melting Slicks
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From: Henderson Nevada
I guess I'll need to plead ignorance. I thought that if I held the set button until it beeped the seat was programmed, just like my other cars. I've been using the same fob since I bought the car. I may have put a new battery in the fob at some point, though.
All of the comments are welcome and I guess I'll have to something I hate to do........read the freakin' manual. LOL!
All of the comments are welcome and I guess I'll have to something I hate to do........read the freakin' manual. LOL!
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Yes, when I remember, I start in neutral withthe e-brake applied and hit the #1 button on the door. I always carry the #1 fob. 
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If you're driving, and need to choose a preset, you can pull the E-Brake up just one notch. I used to do that when raising or lowering my prior convertible's top (very slow speed, of course!)
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As always, good answers from the gallery to the OP's question
But c'mon people... is RTFM really all that difficult?
But c'mon people... is RTFM really all that difficult?
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From: Rowlett Texas
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St. Jude Donor '21-'22-'23-'24
Manual tranny, or automatic?
If it's an automatic and you have the memory seat option AUTO MEMORY RECALL turned on with the DIC, the seat should move to the driving position as soon as the engine starts. Again, if it's an automatic and you have the memory seat option AUTO EXIT RECALL turned on with the DIC, the seat should move to the exit position after the tranny has been put in PARK, you've turned off the engine, and as soon as you open the door.
If it's an automatic and you have the memory seat option AUTO MEMORY RECALL turned on with the DIC, the seat should move to the driving position as soon as the engine starts. Again, if it's an automatic and you have the memory seat option AUTO EXIT RECALL turned on with the DIC, the seat should move to the exit position after the tranny has been put in PARK, you've turned off the engine, and as soon as you open the door.
Last edited by Vette_DD; Jul 14, 2011 at 03:11 PM.
