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Steering Memory - Why bother?

One of the more constant gremlins with my VSE is that the memory function does not remember the steering column position. Often I get in and it's too low or too high, I adjust it, reset Memory 1 (wish it made a noise to recognise that I reset it) but it does it again another time...

It's annoying but do I want to chance the Dealer fix of a software flash, and the inevitable knock on gremlins I will get. Feel like I should just leave it be. Big Cry Discovery 4 HSE
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Think of it like an iPhone.

You just need to adjust yourself to fit in with it. 

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dan_uk_1984 wrote:
Think of it like an iPhone.

You just need to adjust yourself to fit in with it.


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