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• Program your seat and settings to #1. Then program the seat extended all the way back with the steering wheel all the way up to #2. This way, when you are ready to exit, press #2 when in park and it will do the same thing. Then when you get back into the car, press #1 and you're on your way!

 

It should be possible, I drive with my seat all the way back to the max, so it does not move when I exit, but every time I turn off the car, the steering wheel retracts all the way up and into the dash. Just look through the settings, it is probably ON and OFF switch, where everything moves back to the limits whenever you trying to exit and easy exit enabled.

 

Hello everyone, In order to avoid having to have the key fob reset or otherwise dealt with due to it sitting inactive and perhaps draining the battery, how are you guys making sure to use both of them? Does anyone rotate their key fobs approximately every six months?

 

Replacement battery is CR2032 3V. Shelf the other key FOB; the settings are not based on the key FOB. If the battery goes dead, replace it; replacement is easy. (Get some spare batteries ).

YMMV,
MidCow3

 

Awesome. I was under the assumption that if the battery dies and the key is left unused for an extended period of time, the key fob may need to be programmed when the battery is replaced. I remember what happened to one of my friends who had Audi A3 keys. If I only need to replace the battery, I'll keep the spare/second key fob on the shelf. Thanks.