Seat & Steering wheel moving when entering / exiting
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Seat & Steering wheel moving when entering / exiting
I noticed the other day that my seat stopped moving down and back when shutting the car off.
The steering wheel is on "auto" and it seems to work. Moves up when I open drivers door. Then moves back down when getting in and starting.
But the seat - it's as if this function stopped working. I kind of miss the functionality. I'm 6'4 so it helps me get my legs out from under the steering wheel - any ideas?
This was I believe called "lazy entry" on my older Rovers (LR3/L320/L494).
PS I did read the manual and all it said to do is put the steering wheel **** on "auto" (which is indeed there).
The steering wheel is on "auto" and it seems to work. Moves up when I open drivers door. Then moves back down when getting in and starting.
But the seat - it's as if this function stopped working. I kind of miss the functionality. I'm 6'4 so it helps me get my legs out from under the steering wheel - any ideas?
This was I believe called "lazy entry" on my older Rovers (LR3/L320/L494).
PS I did read the manual and all it said to do is put the steering wheel **** on "auto" (which is indeed there).
Last edited by nashvegas; 11-13-2023 at 04:57 PM.
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I noticed the other day that my seat stopped moving down and back when shutting the car off.
The steering wheel is on "auto" and it seems to work. Moves up when I open drivers door. Then moves back down when getting in and starting.
But the seat - it's as if this function stopped working. I kind of miss the functionality. I'm 6'4 so it helps me get my legs out from under the steering wheel - any ideas?
This was I believe called "lazy entry" on my older Rovers (LR3/L320/L494).
PS I did read the manual and all it said to do is put the steering wheel **** on "auto" (which is indeed there).
The steering wheel is on "auto" and it seems to work. Moves up when I open drivers door. Then moves back down when getting in and starting.
But the seat - it's as if this function stopped working. I kind of miss the functionality. I'm 6'4 so it helps me get my legs out from under the steering wheel - any ideas?
This was I believe called "lazy entry" on my older Rovers (LR3/L320/L494).
PS I did read the manual and all it said to do is put the steering wheel **** on "auto" (which is indeed there).
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