memory seat.. does it work?
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memory seat.. does it work?
Hey everyone! I see that my driver side door has a green button and two numbers on it. Is that my memory seats? If it is how do i work it? Because i dont think it works.
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position the seat the way you like it then press the green button followed by pressing 1 .If someone else is also using this car have them adjust the seat to their comfort and press the green button followed by pressing 2 .Anytime your seat position is changed just press and hold the 1 button that you programed till it stops at your setting.
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Originally Posted by RobertG
position the seat the way you like it then press the green button followed by pressing 1 .If someone else is also using this car have them adjust the seat to their comfort and press the green button followed by pressing 2 .Anytime your seat position is changed just press and hold the 1 button that you programed till it stops at your setting.
All very true.
I usually hold down the green button and the numbered button simultaniously...
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Dang after all these years i never knew how to work them. So seat my seats to where i like it and press the green button followed by #1. And thats it!? #1 should be set then i suppose? everytime i goto press #1 its always difference. lol
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Originally Posted by hellah fresh
Dang after all these years i never knew how to work them. So seat my seats to where i like it and press the green button followed by #1. And thats it!? #1 should be set then i suppose? everytime i goto press #1 its always difference. lol![smash](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/smashfreak.gif)
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does anyone know if it's possible to upgrade standard power seats to have memory?
would it just be a matter of replacing the switch and adding a seat "ecu" or something like that, or are they completely different seats?
would it just be a matter of replacing the switch and adding a seat "ecu" or something like that, or are they completely different seats?
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Originally Posted by mgw_300e
does anyone know if it's possible to upgrade standard power seats to have memory?
would it just be a matter of replacing the switch and adding a seat "ecu" or something like that, or are they completely different seats?
would it just be a matter of replacing the switch and adding a seat "ecu" or something like that, or are they completely different seats?
What do you mean? We do ahve memory seats for our cars. But we just have to hold the button down for it to completely change.
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Originally Posted by hellah fresh
What do you mean? We do ahve memory seats for our cars. But we just have to hold the button down for it to completely change. ![wwf](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/chairshot.gif)
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I'm just curious as to whether or not most of what's needed is already in there. If I could just swap out the switch and add the part with the memory, I'd do it in a second.
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Ive been trying to figure this out as I want it on the passenger side as well. I havent found a seat ecu in all the times Ive taken w124s apart so its either a relay somewhere or its the switch itself that saves the setting. Its just a timer as to how much the seat was moved and remembers the steps.
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Originally Posted by ptoro01
Ive been trying to figure this out as I want it on the passenger side as well. I havent found a seat ecu in all the times Ive taken w124s apart so its either a relay somewhere or its the switch itself that saves the setting. Its just a timer as to how much the seat was moved and remembers the steps.
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