issue with memory seat
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Hi guys,
The memory seat on the driver's side when i press the buttons do all the adjustments for the back of the seat but it does not move the seat forward or backwards. I have to use the appropriate button from the side of the seat to move the whole seat front or back.
Is there something I should check? maybe a loose connection?
Any ideas?
Thank you
Jim
The memory seat on the driver's side when i press the buttons do all the adjustments for the back of the seat but it does not move the seat forward or backwards. I have to use the appropriate button from the side of the seat to move the whole seat front or back.
Is there something I should check? maybe a loose connection?
Any ideas?
Thank you
Jim
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Yup, sounds like a either flaky connection or a bad module. I had something similar happen with my passenger seat. Try disconecting the battery and see if a hard reset works.
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I've got the same problems with my 2006 A8L. The memory works some of the seat functions, but not forwards and backwards on the drivers side.
Does just disconnecting the battery do the "hard reset", or is there something else that needs to be done when it is reconnected?
Can disconnecting the battery cause other problems?
Many thanks,
Karl
Does just disconnecting the battery do the "hard reset", or is there something else that needs to be done when it is reconnected?
Can disconnecting the battery cause other problems?
Many thanks,
Karl
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disconnecting/reconnecting the battery will 'reset' most of the modules in the A8. Nothing else needs to be done. It will not cause any additional problems, trip the alarm/immobilizer, trigger warning lights, or wipe the transmission memory and such. It also has no effect on the service schedule reminder, those values are stored in the ECU and must be actively reset.
There will be a record the event (time and voltage level), but really its just another note in a long list of codes retrievable only when you or the dealer logs into the car.
if that doesn't work than you can try re-seating or swapping the the memory connector from the passenger side...
There will be a record the event (time and voltage level), but really its just another note in a long list of codes retrievable only when you or the dealer logs into the car.
if that doesn't work than you can try re-seating or swapping the the memory connector from the passenger side...
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As I was pulling out the driveway the memory seat started functioning again.... go figure... i guess i will have to keep my fingers crossed and it will stay that way
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disconnecting/reconnecting the battery will 'reset' most of the modules in the A8. Nothing else needs to be done. It will not cause any additional problems, trip the alarm/immobilizer, trigger warning lights, or wipe the transmission memory and such. It also has no effect on the service schedule reminder, those values are stored in the ECU and must be actively reset.
There will be a record the event (time and voltage level), but really its just another note in a long list of codes retrievable only when you or the dealer logs into the car.
if that doesn't work than you can try re-seating or swapping the the memory connector from the passenger side...
There will be a record the event (time and voltage level), but really its just another note in a long list of codes retrievable only when you or the dealer logs into the car.
if that doesn't work than you can try re-seating or swapping the the memory connector from the passenger side...
"if that doesn't work than you can try re-seating or swapping the the memory connector from the passenger side."
HOw do i do that? and where is it located?
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there are several, behind the memory switch itself in the door and where it plugs into the ECU; the MMI seat symmetry function uses the same module. Seat commands are sent to the controller on the side of the seat with a data link. You can look for that cable under the seat, it should stand out as a thinner gauge set.
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