Memory Loss
Memory Loss
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pcv8

Original Poster:

156 posts

248 months

Monday 15th January 2007
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05 CV8 Monaro
The passenger seat has lost its return to position memory!

It stutters at the position the seat was in before being moved but keeps moving all the way to the backstop.

The dealers were supposed to fix it at the previous service but did not, and had a look at the last service the other day and reported "the passenger seat is not supposed to return to its original start position"! Incorrect statement from the expert!!.

Any advice appreciated before i take it apart to find the problem.

I am sure my taller rear seat passengers would thank me for preventing the squashed legs. I would be glad to see out of the passenger window again, because the seat tends to be stopped short deliberately to prevent crushed legs in the rear!

silentmonkey

250 posts

236 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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Hmmm I think they might be correct.

As far as I'm aware only the drivers seat has the memory function. The passenger seat once moved with the leaver will return briefly to a preset possition (not the one set by the passanger) on pushing the button and then continues rearward after a short pause if the button is held depressed.

But there again mine could be broken aswell !!

M8LC N

209 posts

247 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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If that means yours is broken, so is mine

Only my drivers seat has memory, the passenger one will keep going back until the button is released or it hits the backstop.

pcv8

Original Poster:

156 posts

248 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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Hi Malc

Yes, yours must also be broken.

Does your passenger seat stutter as it passes the same position it was at before being moved?

phillg

313 posts

231 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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looks like they are all broken,mine has no memory on passenger seat.

pcv8

Original Poster:

156 posts

248 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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The only memory the passenger seat has is its start point.

After the seat has been moved forward to allow access to the rear, holding the button on the side of the seat back should allow the seat to stop, in the same position it was at before being moved forward.

My passenger seat now pretends to stop correctly, by briefly juddering at the correct position, but continues all the way back to the rear stop!

The seat used to stop in the correct position but now it does not.

yorkkie

544 posts

251 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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I cant remember we can try at the ace on sunday

Swordfishcoupe

503 posts

242 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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Hi Paul,

Yep, yours is broken - I know yours used to work and it does on my car. You move the latch to move the seat forward then press the button in and it returns to the original location.

Cheers
Steven

V6 JDT

1,275 posts

244 months

Tuesday 16th January 2007
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Yes Paul, must be broken. I tried mine earlier and where you last set it it will return to that position once you have let the backseat passenger in.

ozonejunky

99 posts

240 months

Wednesday 17th January 2007
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Paul,

Just tell Ian & Adam that if they want a ride in your car then they have to get their legs amputated. There are 4 main benefits to this which is why I'm certain it's a good idea:
1/ They'll probably not want to come for a ride, so you'll save weight and be able to go faster
2/ If they do come for a ride, you'll be 4 legs lighter, so you'll be able to go faster
3/ Either way, you'll save weight, and therefore get better fuel economy. Which means you'll be able to drive past a Toyota Prius with your head held high. In fact, the legs could probably help a land mine victim somewhere - how many Toyota Prius owners can claim that their cars are that humane !!
4/ You won't have to risk getting it fixed at you favourate Monaro "specialist".

I think this is pure genius

FinallyVXRed

310 posts

236 months

Wednesday 17th January 2007
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laugh

pcv8

Original Poster:

156 posts

248 months

Wednesday 17th January 2007
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rofl

Off to get the saw now.
Both boys have long legs so they have a bit to spare.

v2hsv

160 posts

257 months

Wednesday 17th January 2007
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Have you all had the airbag recall recently????

You'll probably fimd that they have cocked up the earth bonding of the seat which causes the stutter and often causes memory!!! loss if its in the drivers seat.

This fault basically males the seats a pain in the ar5e (forgive the pun) as they don't respond how you expect.

Missus's Monaro was done and had to be redone to cure erratic seat problems.

Cheers

Eric