Hi. I've read all the documentation I can find about how to set the seat memory that is attached to a particular remote. Here's the problem - since I've owned the car, the driver-door memory pack doesn't work (someday I'll fix it). It appears that the only way to set the seat memory for the remote is with the door pack. However, I know for sure that it has set/reset before, so I feel like there is some series of steps I can take to get it to work. The position was fine, but then I did a bunch of work on the car over the last month or two, involving replacing the battery, doing a hard reset, and clearing codes. Now, the seat lays back way too much every time I click the unlock on the remote.

Anyone know how I can set it without the door-pack operational?

 

I believe if you set your seat to your preference (you may have to do it after key removal) and use the fob to lock the door, I believe it will return to that setting once you use the fob again. That is unless the controls having totally gone T up.
Have you seen this TSB... http://www.jagrepair.com/images/TSB/...%20Systems.pdf

 

Thanks, I'll try that. Yeah, I read the TSB and all the programming steps seem to include using the door-pack.

 

Didn't work, unfortunately. It was worth a shot though!
Any other ideas?

 

I think your module is gone beyond the milking point, time to replace.

 

Why can't you buy a $20-$50 good used door switchpack??????

You are trying to work around a simple fix???

Salvage yards and eBay have THOUSANDS of parts for you.

just my opinion

bob

 

 

I was just looking for a quick fix until I have the time to replace the pack. I'm well aware of the availability of that part.

On another note, I have a burned out light bulb in my house. It's been burned out for awhile. Light bulbs are sold at most stores for about a dollar, but I've been busy raising kids. ;-)

I do appreciate your passion.

 

Bob is good people, his bark is worse than his bite. I think because I owe him a beer? He has his own shop and has had it awhile...he provides invaluable info and tends to get to the point.