Problem with "easy access" system
#1
Problem with "easy access" system
Hi,
Normally this system shall work like this:
1) turn off ignition
2) driver's seat is moved back (and steering wheel which works fine so I skip it)
3) get off
4) get on
5) turn on ignition
6) seat is moved forward
Now this system does one extra thing. At step 4, when I just open door, the seat moves forward and after turning on ignition it moves again pushing my knees into dashboard.
What I observed is that it works fine if I first open any other door but driver's. It's also interesting that even if I turn this system off seat moves when I open door.
Anyone experienced similar issue ? Maybe there is some way to reset this system ?
Thanks&Regards
Normally this system shall work like this:
1) turn off ignition
2) driver's seat is moved back (and steering wheel which works fine so I skip it)
3) get off
4) get on
5) turn on ignition
6) seat is moved forward
Now this system does one extra thing. At step 4, when I just open door, the seat moves forward and after turning on ignition it moves again pushing my knees into dashboard.
What I observed is that it works fine if I first open any other door but driver's. It's also interesting that even if I turn this system off seat moves when I open door.
Anyone experienced similar issue ? Maybe there is some way to reset this system ?
Thanks&Regards
#2
I started having very similar behavior with easy access and memory seat for last few weeks. I also noticed that while moving, seat was jerking a bit. So, before going to a dealer decided to lubricate seat slides with silicon lube. I know this is crazy, but for now (couple-three days, so far) the issue is gone.
#3
I started having very similar behavior with easy access and memory seat for last few weeks. I also noticed that while moving, seat was jerking a bit. So, before going to a dealer decided to lubricate seat slides with silicon lube. I know this is crazy, but for now (couple-three days, so far) the issue is gone.
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