How to Set Lexus Seat Memory?
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Seat power on, adjust the seat to your preferred position, and press the set button on the door side to complete the setup. Here are additional explanations: 1. Seat memory function: The seat memory function refers to the integration of the car seat with the vehicle's computer system, adding memory capabilities to the seat, enabling intelligent management of the driver's seat usage parameters. 2. Providing comfortable driving for the driver: For example, if the previous driver adjusted the seat to a certain position, the next driver may need to readjust the seat to ensure comfortable driving. In this case, the vehicle's computer will store the seat parameters used by the previous driver. When the previous driver needs to drive the vehicle again, simply pressing a button will restore the previously used seat parameter settings, which is the seat memory function of a car.
Setting up Lexus seat memory is quite simple. Here's how I do it: First, sit in the driver's seat, start the engine or make sure the key is in the detection area, otherwise the setting will fail. Then manually adjust the seat position, including forward/backward movement, height adjustment, backrest angle, and even the steering wheel if the model supports it. After adjusting to a comfortable position, find those small buttons on the inner side of the door. There's one labeled 'Set' or 'SET'—press it, and usually a beep or flashing light will indicate that recording has started. Immediately press a number key, such as 1 or 2, to save the position to memory. The next time you get in and start the car, simply press the corresponding number key, and the seat will automatically return to the saved position. I often swap driving with friends, and their positions can be saved to number 2—super convenient. If the memory doesn't work, check if the buttons are dusty or the battery is dead; wiping them with a soft cloth usually fixes it. Make sure the position is fully set before exiting the setup. This feature is a real time-saver, especially for long drives—just one press to restore your position, avoiding the hassle of readjusting each time. It can also be linked to key memory, saving different positions for different keys and automatically switching when you get in, enhancing driving comfort. During regular maintenance, I also check the button responsiveness to ensure everything works smoothly.
