How to Use the Car Seat Memory Function?
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For normal driving settings, this function allows the memory of the driver's seat and the position of the exterior rearview mirrors. This function only achieves the memory of the exterior rearview mirror position for the front passenger seat. When the ignition switch is off, briefly press the corresponding memory button 1 or 2, and the driver's seat and rearview mirrors will automatically move to the stored position.
As someone who frequently drives family members around, the seat memory function is an absolute lifesaver. I'm accustomed to adjusting the seat position, backrest angle, and rearview mirror upon entering the car to ensure optimal comfort. Then I press the SET button on the door panel, wait for the indicator light to illuminate, and quickly press a numbered button—for instance, button 1 to save my preferred driving position. When my wife takes the wheel, we follow the same steps to store her settings under button 2. This way, a simple press of the corresponding button automatically adjusts the seat when switching drivers. Once, after a friend drove and left the seat in disarray, pressing button 1 restored everything to normal in just five seconds. Remember to adjust the leg rest and lumbar support before saving the settings for the most comprehensive memory, making driving much more comfortable for your back. Over time, I've noticed this feature also helps prevent seat screw loosening since manual adjustments aren't needed daily.
