seat problems again!!!
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2015 E250D
seat problems again!!!
I have a c320 with memory seats. My steering column is set to go up and down automatically also. The seats/steering colums stop working sometimes. I had this problem in the past and dealer replaced door control modules. The problem still persists. Anyone else with this problem?
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I thought I had the following problems:
1) Seat not moving with exit/entry feature: Searched the forum and found out that if the seat is past a certain point on the track it will not move with that function activated. MB-BOB, I think, pointed this out to me. Some sort of safety feature. But if I move the seat up a couple of inches it'll work and actually go past my memorized seat position. Go Figure?
2) Steering column not moving at times. There seems to be a delay after you start the car - about 3 seconds. If you put the tranny in gear during that time then the steering wheel will not move to your preset position.
1) Seat not moving with exit/entry feature: Searched the forum and found out that if the seat is past a certain point on the track it will not move with that function activated. MB-BOB, I think, pointed this out to me. Some sort of safety feature. But if I move the seat up a couple of inches it'll work and actually go past my memorized seat position. Go Figure?
2) Steering column not moving at times. There seems to be a delay after you start the car - about 3 seconds. If you put the tranny in gear during that time then the steering wheel will not move to your preset position.
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i normally turn on the engine with door open.
i then close the door and the steering column comes down.
i can also close the door first and then insert the key and wait 'til the steering comes down completely. then i turn on the engine.
either way works fine.
i don't try to do 'em all simultaneously.
otherwise, BLUE SCREEN!
i then close the door and the steering column comes down.
i can also close the door first and then insert the key and wait 'til the steering comes down completely. then i turn on the engine.
either way works fine.
i don't try to do 'em all simultaneously.
otherwise, BLUE SCREEN!
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Now that I recall, I think I put the car in drive fast so it doesn't have a chance to adjust. I will keep this in mind next time and see if it corrects the problem.
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Try it. Sit in your car and turn the key. The steering wheel should move. Now start the and the wheel will stop. After about 3 seconds it should move agin to your perset position. If you open the door during that time it will stop. This at times can cause a reprogramming of your set position. Openning the door during the exit phase doesn't seem to affect it.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
