Easy exit/entry feature
i was hoping someone with a new W205 could let me know if they have the same issue and/or a solution.
Also the option to turn on the easy exit feature should be in the instrument cluster display settings. I wonder if there is a setting for full easy exit/entry or partial entry option, like on Lexus vehicles.
I did turn on this feature but as far as I know, it only moves the steering wheel not the seat.
I suppose if you have it all the way forward it might be activated at that point.
I could see it being a potential issue since there is not a whole lot of leg/knee room in the back seats if the forward seat moves all the way back to let you out.
i was hoping someone with a new W205 could let me know if they have the same issue and/or a solution.
Last edited by nnk; Sep 23, 2014 at 01:26 AM.
But it caused problems if there was a person sitting behind the driver. The person in the rear had no easy way to stop it. I'm wondering if the new models only move the steering wheel and not the seat because of issues or complaints regarding rear seat passengers.
Of course, in my opinion, the best solution would have been for MB to add rear seat sensors and only disable the auto-seat movement if someone is sitting behind the driver. "The best or nothing" right?
With all the cool new tech in this vehicle, its going to feel a little bit of a step backwards not having this feature in the new vehicle.
"Position of the steering wheel and the
driver's seat when the EASY-ENTRY/
EXIT feature is active
The steering wheel tilts upwards and the driver's
seat moves backwards if you:
remove the SmartKey from the ignition lock
with KEYLESS-GO: open the driver's door;
KEYLESS-GO must be in position 1
with the SmartKey: open the driver's
door; the SmartKey must be in position 0 or
1 in the ignition lock (Y page 157)
open the driver's door when the ignition is
switched off
The steering wheel only tilts upwards if
the driving position is stored after the seat
or steering wheel has been adjusted
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It took me a very long time (changing programmed & default positions, trying to get it to work/move and starting over) before I got it to work on my w203 .... And the moving seat (assuming you have a powered driver-seat with memory) for easy entry/exit has been around for a long time ...
... I could be wrong though ;-) ...
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It took me a very long time (changing programmed & default positions, trying to get it to work/move and starting over) before I got it to work on my w203 .... And the moving seat (assuming you have a powered driver-seat with memory) for easy entry/exit has been around for a long time ...
... I could be wrong though ;-) ...
Does anyone with a W205 have a different experience. Can anyone get the seat to move back with the easy exit/entry feature activated?
I still haven't had anyone with a W205 to tell me that their seat moves along with the steering wheel when easy entry/exit is active.
Last edited by BenzC400; Oct 12, 2014 at 08:56 PM.
I still haven't had anyone with a W205 to tell me that their seat moves along with the steering wheel when easy entry/exit is active.
- Mark
If intentional, then I'd like to hear the official reason for why it's changed from previous years
If its a software bug then it should be fixable with a free software update.
I set driver 3 to a far back seating position, so I can just press that button if I want to move the seat far back. My complaint is that you have to hold the buttons for some odd reason on the MBs. Every other car I've every had used a quick press-release.
This is s safety feature. In some countries car companies get sued for that. That is why it's not automatic.






