Whoa! The Power Seat Secret
#1
Whoa! The Power Seat Secret
do you guys w/ power seats know that it automatically moves up when you lift the lever? i just discovered it today. i've been driving the car for 4 years and i have no idea.
#6
Originally Posted by 97silver2.2CL
huh? ok i know the left side where there are four directions...
are you referring to that one lever that is near the center armrest? i never knew what that was for
are you referring to that one lever that is near the center armrest? i never knew what that was for
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#8
Originally Posted by Musulsa
The lever near the armrest is the lumbar control. He is talking about the little downward facing hook-like lever near the door.
#10
Originally Posted by Chinisimo
the thing that the seatbelt always get caught on.
also we have memory seats. it only distinguishes between shorter people and taller people.. no pos. 1 or pos. 2 switch.. the lady that owned my car before me must have been a midget cause if i dont let my seat snail its way all the way back before i get in, and i sit down it goes back to short shit mode and tries to break my knees against the steering wheel.
#13
Originally Posted by wilp99
hell yea i hate that stupid thing.
also we have memory seats. it only distinguishes between shorter people and taller people.. no pos. 1 or pos. 2 switch.. the lady that owned my car before me must have been a midget cause if i dont let my seat snail its way all the way back before i get in, and i sit down it goes back to short shit mode and tries to break my knees against the steering wheel.
also we have memory seats. it only distinguishes between shorter people and taller people.. no pos. 1 or pos. 2 switch.. the lady that owned my car before me must have been a midget cause if i dont let my seat snail its way all the way back before i get in, and i sit down it goes back to short shit mode and tries to break my knees against the steering wheel.
#14
Originally Posted by Motohip
I think it's cause if it detects something in it's path it automaticly stops so it doesn't brake anything. Makes me want those 8 way power seats.
naw man cause my daughtors legs were back there once and almost broke them, not really but it did smash her legs against the back seat. i thought it was kind of funny.
#18
i have let people in the back b4 but i usually make them go in from the passenger side. but the seat never moved. i guess it didn't lift it high enough.
how does the memory seat work?
how does the memory seat work?
#19
It's only for the driver seat. Passanger has no power at all which sucks cause the old G20's had them.
Standard on the 3.0CL is an 8-way power driver's seat that adds power recline. The 3.0CL includes a newly developed power walk-in feature, which automatically glides the seat to a forward position when the seatback release lever is raised and the seat back is tilted forward. When the seatback is moved back, the seat automatically glides to its original position. Created in the U.S., this system offers the world's first "fast-forward" mechanism, which glides the seat forward more quickly than previous walk-in seat designs. Also, the system is designed to be failsafe. The walk-in feature will not operate, for instance, if the door is closed. In addition, the seat includes the world's first "autoposition stop" feature. If the seat senses an object while moving rearward, it will automatically stop and then move 30mm forward.
Standard on the 3.0CL is an 8-way power driver's seat that adds power recline. The 3.0CL includes a newly developed power walk-in feature, which automatically glides the seat to a forward position when the seatback release lever is raised and the seat back is tilted forward. When the seatback is moved back, the seat automatically glides to its original position. Created in the U.S., this system offers the world's first "fast-forward" mechanism, which glides the seat forward more quickly than previous walk-in seat designs. Also, the system is designed to be failsafe. The walk-in feature will not operate, for instance, if the door is closed. In addition, the seat includes the world's first "autoposition stop" feature. If the seat senses an object while moving rearward, it will automatically stop and then move 30mm forward.
#23
Originally Posted by wilp99
naw man cause my daughtors legs were back there once and almost broke them, not really but it did smash her legs against the back seat. i thought it was kind of funny.
How could it have taken you 4 years to realize that? I found that out like, the first day I got my car, lol. And yes it's annoying as shit that the seatbelt get's caught on it. they shoulda put it lower or something.
#26
Originally Posted by KLepTo
bah, what are 3.0 drivers fatter or something
what you trying to say justin???
mine moves forward when it wants to, sometimes it does and sometimes it doesnt
dotn know why it does it speratically
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From: ShitsBurgh
Originally Posted by Motohip
That's crazy that you never moved the seat up in 4 years!
#31
Originally Posted by Chinisimo
the thing that the seatbelt always get caught on.
Oh, and if you are luck, when you push the seat back, it moves to the place it was before you pulled the lever.
#34
Originally Posted by Motohip
That's crazy that you never moved the seat up in 4 years!
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