I got in my Range Rover last night and using my key expected the drivers seat to move back to where it should be but it didn't. My immediate thought was that my wife had managed to programme all of the settings to her seat settings. However, when trying to move the seat and steering wheel I had no response at all.

Has anyone had anything similar? Could it be a simple blown fuse? We have a two and a half year old who likes to sit in the car after we have finished driving and she likes to push and pull everything and anything she can get her hands on so wondering if it is something she has done to cause a fuse to blow?

Cheers Alex

2018 Skoda Kodiaq vRS
2009 Caterham Supersport Race car
2007 M5 Touring
2005 Range Rover Vogue SE Supercharged
2004 SL55 AMG

check the fuses first.

With car seats if they're only used by the same couple of people, the muck builds up on the rails and gear on the bits that dont get used much, if it gets moved a little bit further it can be enough drag to blow the fuse.

Was a blown 30amp fuse, so all working ok now.

Cheers Alex

2018 Skoda Kodiaq vRS
2009 Caterham Supersport Race car
2007 M5 Touring
2005 Range Rover Vogue SE Supercharged
2004 SL55 AMG

A nice easy fix. Where is the fuse? ______________________________
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In the fuse box.

The one in the glove box, If i remember correctly it's on the top row just off centre, but can't remember the number.

I must get familiar with the L322 fuse boxes. ______________________________
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