
After opening the tailgate, manually push it to the desired height and keep it in that position. Press and hold the trunk switch button for about 4-5 seconds. The vehicle's computer will automatically store the height position information at this time. A prompt sound will be heard once the storage is completed. After the power tailgate is closed, it will rise to the previously recorded height position the next time it is opened.

When my car's trunk memory height failed last time, I found most vehicles require resetting the memory. The method is quite simple: first ensure the trunk is fully closed, then press and hold the setting button inside the car or near the trunk for about five seconds until you hear a beep, which confirms the new height is memorized. Memory loss after battery disconnection is common, especially after installing a new battery. When resetting, be careful to avoid the trunk automatically descending and injuring your hands - operate gently. Different models may vary; for example, German cars often have the button on the dashboard while Japanese models may place it inside the trunk. Always consult the owner's manual or contact the brand for specific guidance, as safety comes first.

The memory height setting for my car's trunk suddenly got lost, forcing me to manually adjust it every time I opened it – so annoying! Later I tried reprogramming it: manually push to the desired height, hold the set button for five seconds then release, and the system memorized the new position. Low battery charge is a common culprit, as frequently disconnecting power without saving settings causes this. To avoid trouble, I've developed a habit of regularly checking the trunk's smooth operation and addressing any issues early. Bottom line: proper vehicle maintenance saves headaches. When problems arise, don't struggle blindly – consulting a repair shop is wiser.

To restore the memory height for the trunk, the basic steps are simple: manually lift the trunk to your desired height, locate the setting button usually near the trunk edge or driver's seat, hold it for a few seconds until the system beeps to confirm. Battery issues often cause settings to be lost, so maintaining stable power is crucial. Ensure safety during operation to avoid pinching or sudden trunk closure. After memorizing the position, test it several times to confirm normal functioning.

To restore the trunk memory height, I recommend starting with the basics: locate the control button, which is usually on the door or inside the trunk, manually raise the trunk to the desired position, then press and hold the button for about five seconds until you hear a feedback sound. Prevention is key to avoiding such issues—avoid frequent power disconnections or direct strong light exposure to the sensors, as these can easily cause memory loss. During the setup process, don’t stand too close to avoid collisions. After completion, test the opening and closing to ensure reliability. If any issues arise, address them promptly without delay.


