[ember1205]

Originally Posted by FarmerFran

"60% of the time, it works every time"

I didn't know Yogi was a member here! lol

[shaffe]

I don't know if it could effect it, but maybe get your batter checked out. Totally apples to oranges but my wifes explorer has a power lift gate that we can set how much it opens. It started acting goofy, not opening to where we set it and closing it before we pressed the button. Turns out the battery was on it's last legs

[Petrol Head]

Originally Posted by FarmerFran

"60% of the time, it works every time"

Just like the old club, it got so crowded nobody goes there!

[Ghost_White]

Thanks...I've tried everything and it only works about 50% of the time. I have a 6spd. So when I get out here's the steps I follow:

Put car in gear
Put parking brake on
shut off car
open door

And here's my start procedure:

Put car in neutral
push clutch and brake, start car
release parking brake
put car in gear

I've been very faithful at following this procedure since reading it here about 2 days ago and it's still hit and miss....

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by Ghost_White

Thanks...I've tried everything and it only works about 50% of the time. I have a 6spd. So when I get out here's the steps I follow:

Put car in gear
Put parking brake on
shut off car
open door

And here's my start procedure:

Put car in neutral
push clutch and brake, start car
release parking brake
put car in gear

I've been very faithful at following this procedure since reading it here about 2 days ago and it's still hit and miss....

It should just work without any hoops and incantations, if not, I'd take it in while the warranty lasts. Memory seat position recall works 100% of the time for all 3 positions on my 2018 with its older infotainment software.

[ember1205]

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by ember1205

Ours is a little different, though, at least on the 2018: we need to press Set first (one beep), then 1 or 2 or Exit next (two beeps) to save a position, plus we have to hold the button down to manually recall a position (but why, oh, why, GM??? guess this is another "safety concern", similar to the lack of remote window closing).

The rest of the video may be applicable, but given these differences, it's more of a tip than a step-by-step procedure.

[Zaqwert6]

No issues.

[z28pat]

Make sure the parking brake has fully engaged. When I first got the car I pulled back but not enough and it didn’t engage. I hate the button btw, lol

[JSH]

My seat memory has not been working recently. I just went to vehicle settings, ride and comfort or something similar, and found seat memory had been turned off by Chevy's latest software updates.

[Ghost_White]

Figured out the memory seat issue. When you get in the car, the steps are as follows:

Push clutch, step on brake and start car
Buckle safety belt

I was buckling my belt before I started the car, something that's going to be a bad habit to break...LOL Haven't had an issue with it since I've been doing it this way.

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by Ghost_White

Figured out the memory seat issue. When you get in the car, the steps are as follows:

Push clutch, step on brake and start car
Buckle safety belt

I was buckling my belt before I started the car, something that's going to be a bad habit to break...LOL Haven't had an issue with it since I've been doing it this way.

And that right there is justification for my hatred of the software engineers that develop the crap in GM vehicles. It should make NO DIFFERENCE that your seat belt is already buckled when you start the car, but the engineers don't know how to code to check the status... they only know how to sense a change event.

Try this... Using your regular habit, unbuckle the seat belt after starting and see if it does anything, then buckle again. Curious if either will trigger an event for the car.

[Petrol Head]

Originally Posted by Ghost_White

Figured out the memory seat issue. When you get in the car, the steps are as follows:

Push clutch, step on brake and start car
Buckle safety belt

I was buckling my belt before I started the car, something that's going to be a bad habit to break...LOL Haven't had an issue with it since I've been doing it this way.

Originally Posted by ember1205

And that right there is justification for my hatred of the software engineers that develop the crap in GM vehicles. It should make NO DIFFERENCE that your seat belt is already buckled when you start the car, but the engineers don't know how to code to check the status... they only know how to sense a change event.

Try this... Using your regular habit, unbuckle the seat belt after starting and see if it does anything, then buckle again. Curious if either will trigger an event for the car.

My seat memory works whether the seatbelt is buckled or not.

[Racerman27410]

I drive a manual 2016 and all that's required for the memory seats to function is to have the parking brake engaged. But i am sure the engineers changed bits since then as they never leave anything alone for long. :-)