Hello all,
What module controls and saves the electric steering wheel position? Can this module be reset?
Background: Car was not driven for 6 months while waiting for a transmission fix. Battery died completely.
Problem: After battery died, automatic electric Steering Wheel does not return to the correct location when the ignition is turned on. More accurately, steering wheel returns to the last set memory position 50% of the time, the other 50%, it returns to the proper extension, but then dips down. The seat memory positions for the seat work perfectly 100%, but 50% of the time, the steering wheel does not return to the last set position. This is the same for all 3 memory buttons.
Question 1: Is the Steering Wheel memory controlled by the Address 36: Seat Mem. Drvr or is it stored in some other module? This car is a 2001 and has a limited number of modules. If so, can this module be reset? It displays no fault codes.
Question 2: Is it possible that because we had to jump start the car several times, and the steering wheel button was set to on, is it possible some motor or memory in the steering column was damaged? I doubt the motor is an issue, because when manually used, the electric steering wheel works very well in all directions. Does Address 16: Steering wheel control steering wheel memory?
Question 3: Aside from the Address 36: Seat Mem. Drvr module, which is not displaying fault codes,...even if the seat memory works, is it possible the memory switch in the door has failed?
Fault Codes: Except for an engine mount code, no fault codes
FOB Keys: I have 2 sets of keys and one is set to memory position 1 and the other is set to memory position 2. When using each key, upon opening the doors, the seat returns to the proper position for that key. This has even been reset based on the manual, and both keys work.
Appreciate any insight you may have.
John
What module controls and saves the electric steering wheel position? Can this module be reset?
Background: Car was not driven for 6 months while waiting for a transmission fix. Battery died completely.
Problem: After battery died, automatic electric Steering Wheel does not return to the correct location when the ignition is turned on. More accurately, steering wheel returns to the last set memory position 50% of the time, the other 50%, it returns to the proper extension, but then dips down. The seat memory positions for the seat work perfectly 100%, but 50% of the time, the steering wheel does not return to the last set position. This is the same for all 3 memory buttons.
Question 1: Is the Steering Wheel memory controlled by the Address 36: Seat Mem. Drvr or is it stored in some other module? This car is a 2001 and has a limited number of modules. If so, can this module be reset? It displays no fault codes.
Question 2: Is it possible that because we had to jump start the car several times, and the steering wheel button was set to on, is it possible some motor or memory in the steering column was damaged? I doubt the motor is an issue, because when manually used, the electric steering wheel works very well in all directions. Does Address 16: Steering wheel control steering wheel memory?
Question 3: Aside from the Address 36: Seat Mem. Drvr module, which is not displaying fault codes,...even if the seat memory works, is it possible the memory switch in the door has failed?
Fault Codes: Except for an engine mount code, no fault codes
FOB Keys: I have 2 sets of keys and one is set to memory position 1 and the other is set to memory position 2. When using each key, upon opening the doors, the seat returns to the proper position for that key. This has even been reset based on the manual, and both keys work.
Appreciate any insight you may have.
John