How to Use Seat Memory?

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DiAshley
07/24/25 7:25am
The usage of seat memory is to turn on the ignition switch, adjust the seat and left/right rearview mirrors as needed, press the M button to activate the seat memory function, and then press any of the number keys 1, 2, or 3 to memorize the seat position. Electric seat memory combines the electric seat with the vehicle's computer, adding a memory function to the seat, enabling intelligent management of various seat parameters. The technical principle of the seat memory function is that a memory chip is built into the seat, which can store user-set information. When it is necessary to retrieve information from different users, the seat will restore the user's seat position, angle, etc., through electric adjustment, achieving intelligent management.
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LaJeremiah
08/11/25 3:09am
The seat memory function is incredibly convenient. I remember when my family changed cars two years ago, I explored this feature, and the operation is actually quite simple: first, turn on the vehicle's power, then adjust the seat to the most comfortable driving position, including the backrest angle and the distance from the steering wheel. At this point, you can find the MEMORY button and numbered keys like 1, 2, 3, etc., on the driver's side door panel. Hold the MEMORY button for about three seconds, then press any of the numbered keys. You'll hear a 'beep' or see a prompt on the dashboard, indicating the setting is saved. In daily use, for example, if my wife drives and changes the seat position, I just need to long-press my preset key before getting in, and the seat will automatically return to my previously adjusted position. This function works best when paired with the mirror memory feature. During setup, adjust the mirror positions as well, and the system can memorize them simultaneously. The data won't be lost even after the vehicle is powered off, unless the battery is completely drained. It's also essential to clean the buttons regularly to prevent dust from jamming them.
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