Driver Settings
Stupid question:
Two key fobs, one for me and one for my wife. Assigned driver to each fob, including seat setting adjustment. When I leave the vehicle, and later my wife gets in with her key, why does the seat setting go back to my stored position and not hers? Does the PCM not recognize seat positions by the appropriate Key fob? Each position is assigned a setting in the door seat memory pad and I have done this while having the appropriate key in the vehicle while doing so: key one ---> set to Memory 1; key 2 ---> set to Memory 2. And yet...
Two key fobs, one for me and one for my wife. Assigned driver to each fob, including seat setting adjustment. When I leave the vehicle, and later my wife gets in with her key, why does the seat setting go back to my stored position and not hers? Does the PCM not recognize seat positions by the appropriate Key fob? Each position is assigned a setting in the door seat memory pad and I have done this while having the appropriate key in the vehicle while doing so: key one ---> set to Memory 1; key 2 ---> set to Memory 2. And yet...
Stupid question:
Two key fobs, one for me and one for my wife. Assigned driver to each fob, including seat setting adjustment. When I leave the vehicle, and later my wife gets in with her key, why does the seat setting go back to my stored position and not hers? Does the PCM not recognize seat positions by the appropriate Key fob? Each position is assigned a setting in the door seat memory pad and I have done this while having the appropriate key in the vehicle while doing so: key one ---> set to Memory 1; key 2 ---> set to Memory 2. And yet...
Two key fobs, one for me and one for my wife. Assigned driver to each fob, including seat setting adjustment. When I leave the vehicle, and later my wife gets in with her key, why does the seat setting go back to my stored position and not hers? Does the PCM not recognize seat positions by the appropriate Key fob? Each position is assigned a setting in the door seat memory pad and I have done this while having the appropriate key in the vehicle while doing so: key one ---> set to Memory 1; key 2 ---> set to Memory 2. And yet...
Stupid question:
Two key fobs, one for me and one for my wife. Assigned driver to each fob, including seat setting adjustment. When I leave the vehicle, and later my wife gets in with her key, why does the seat setting go back to my stored position and not hers? Does the PCM not recognize seat positions by the appropriate Key fob? Each position is assigned a setting in the door seat memory pad and I have done this while having the appropriate key in the vehicle while doing so: key one ---> set to Memory 1; key 2 ---> set to Memory 2. And yet...
Two key fobs, one for me and one for my wife. Assigned driver to each fob, including seat setting adjustment. When I leave the vehicle, and later my wife gets in with her key, why does the seat setting go back to my stored position and not hers? Does the PCM not recognize seat positions by the appropriate Key fob? Each position is assigned a setting in the door seat memory pad and I have done this while having the appropriate key in the vehicle while doing so: key one ---> set to Memory 1; key 2 ---> set to Memory 2. And yet...
No, it does not. It's just 1,2, 3 buttons for three settings.
If it's at all like the 958 series - the key memory is only saved to the keys when the key fob is used to lock the car. So - have your wife setup the car her way, save it to something like Position#2 - then have her get out of the car and lock it using the lock button on the key. That should do it. At least it does on the 958.


