Lumbar Problems
The only thing that comes to mind is whether or not you are using the same key in your ignition/pocket. It could be that the key you have is preset to put the lumbar into that position from a memory standpoint (driver's preference feature of most current cars are like this). My wife's key hardly ever enters my car as she never drives it so that is never an issue with me.
Check to make sure you are using the same keyfob everytime you get in and out of your vehicle. Once that is established, try resetting everything and then try and see if it holds up.
Besides that , it sounds like something that the dealer will have to look into.
I tend to program my seats w/bolsters fully inflated....but only realized a few CLs ago (w/CL550) that memory only applies to various positioning elements....i.e., ?air-inflated bolsters lose their full inflation slowly over period of 2-3days....not sure why but that's phenom I observed....(and it's a similar issue w/Porsche sport seats as well)....
So, upon deliv of a new car, I program my seats/mirrors/steering as I prefer; set all the memory settings to my specs....and part of my start-up routine every time is that I press the memory button....esp if car has been sitting overnt, can hear the bolsters reinflating to full spec....
I suspect this approach (though annoying to add a step to one's start-up sequence) will solve the issue.....am a fanatic re: seats/steering/ergonomics, so I bumbled into solving this weakness in the memory settings....IIRC, the ?1000pg owner's manual doesn't explain it....

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EDIT: Just saw now that WSH already posted about this.
Last edited by QuadBenz; Mar 11, 2010 at 09:37 PM.






