My new 2022 RDX A-Spec Advance does not hold the memory setting for the driver's seat. I have to move the seat up a couple of inches ever day in the two months I have owned the car. I have Fob 1 in my pocket, adjust the seat to my liking, press SET and press 1 and hear the beeps and see the steady light on 1. But then the next time I get into my car, the seat is too far back. I am taking my car to the dealer today to see what the issue is. Has anyone else experienced this issue?

 

I take it that you have not checked your manual before posting.

 

[QUOTE=JDMaccord3.5;16825961]I take it that you have not checked your manual before posting.

Indeed I read the owners manual on seat settings. The seat position movement at entry/exit is ON. The seat does move back to allow easy ingress/egress but the issue is that the seat does not move fully up to the memorized position I have set. It falls short by a few inches. It moves forward when I enter, just not all the way to the position I have set it for.

 

Let's try some troubleshooting:
1. Check for obstructions underneath he sea rail
2. Is it the same result with Key fob/Driver #2? falls short as well?
3. Manually move the seat all the way back and then, hit Seat position #1, does still come up short?

 

1. No obstructions under the seat for rail pathway.
2. I do not have Fob #2 with me to test that out as I am at my office.
3. I have an appointment with my Acura dealer early this afternoon to have then address the issue. they verbally said it could be a software issue, but with give it a thorough evaluation and correct the issue. The car is new and I've only had it 8 weeks. It only has 920 miles on it. This issue has been going on since day one. I am just now addressing it . Other than that, I love everything about the car.
I do appreciate your help and advice with this issue. I will update you when the dealer corrects the problem.

 

Ok, update. I took my car to the dealer and they performed what they called a Hard Reboot. I will see what happens tomorrow because it only occurs when the car has sat more than a few hours…..always first thing in the morning and when I leave the office. They said if the reboot doesn’t solve the issue, they will loan me a car to keep it a day or two. Fingers crossed this reboot works…..I’ll know in the days to come. I will repost my findings at that time. Thanks again for your advice.

 

We’ll aren’t you just the ray of sunshine…

 

Update: One week after the hard reboot by my Acura dealer, the driver seat has kept it's memory as it should. All is back to normal.