Seat Memory question
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2010 E550
Seat Memory question
Was wondering if there was a way that you just have to push the memory buttons one time for it to return to the desired position. It takes a while when you have to hold the button for a few seconds before it reaches the disired position.
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In my BMW it goes all the way with one press if the engine not is running otherwise you have to hold the button. Probably to prevent you from ending up in a retarded seat position while driving.
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But you might get sandwiched between the steering wheel and the backrest which is not convenient even if the engine is not running. But this BMW implementation sounds like a reasonable compromise between safety and comfort. Anyway all MBs have always had it like this (the air bolsters are set from a quick press because that could not cause any danger).
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Getting crushed by activating my wife's one-touch setting in the Pathfinder has taught me otherwise. Holding the button makes sense to me.
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