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Seat memories 850 1996

posted by  jean-philippe gauthier on  Wed Aug 18 12:25 CST 2004
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Hi everyone.

My 854 T5 has seat memories on both front seats. Memories on driver seat dont seam to work.

I read related messages posted in the past months about that and I tried by pushing the memory number button and the 'mem' button both at the same time. On passenger seat it works, but on driver's seat, it doesn't.

I checked the green connector coming from the push buttons to the computer too. It seams to be ok. No loose/broken wires.

When I push a memory number button, I hear a clicking sound from the computer box. So, I think the buttons are ok. But the seat doesn't move, like if nothing was saved.

Will I have to buy a new computer?

Haynes manual says that if you unplug the computer, you have to make it recalibrated by the volvo dealer. Is it true? Because I would take the computer from passenger seat to driver seat.. I dont think passengers will even notice the memories dont work anymore :)))

thanks
Jean-Philippe Gauthier, Laval, Québec, Canada






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