2009 Front Seat Issue

[jawalla3]

I just bought a 2009 expedition and I have noticed that the front seat lumbar section will move back when you unlock the car. Has anyone had this issue or know if it is related to the key or memory seats? I could not find anything online or in this forum.

Drew

 

[Adieu]

Sounds like a memory thing, probably a setting saved to the key you're using?

 

[ExpeditionAndy]

I just bought a 2009 expedition and I have noticed that the front seat lumbar section will move back when you unlock the car. Has anyone had this issue or know if it is related to the key or memory seats? I could not find anything online or in this forum.

Drew

My 2017 has an ease of entry/exit feature that moves the seat all the way back and the steering wheel up and closer to the dash. Once you start the truck the seat and steering wheel move back to the position previously set with the memory button. It's actually a nice feature but it doesn't change any setting and once all the way back it doesn't move again until you start the engine.

You might have a bad module. If you have a scanner you might just see if any of the modules are throwing code.

 

[J Ski]

Could be a memory saved to the key like stated above. Check owners manual on how to change that. I’ve got the one Andy is talking about but I have it disabled bc I do t see any real use for it

 

[ExpeditionAndy]

Could be a memory saved to the key like stated above. Check owners manual on how to change that. I’ve got the one Andy is talking about but I have it disabled bc I do t see any real use for it

If you are a fat guy like I am, it is a nice feature.

 

[jawalla3]

I went to the manual and figured out that I needed to reset the seat and hit the lock button on the key and it is fixed.

 

[bobmbx]

I went to the manual and figured out that I needed to reset the seat and hit the lock button on the key and it is fixed.

You read the manual? You'll be turning in your man-card, please.

 

[ExpeditionAndy]

You read the manual? You'll be turning in your man-card, please.