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CG-SC



Member Since: 06 May 2011
Location: Falkirk
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2006 Range Rover Autobiography Supercharged Zambezi Silver
Forgets Steering Wheel Memory

For the past three days in a row, when i get in the RR first thing in the morning it forgets the steering wheel memory position. If i position it how i want it and restore the memory its ok for the rest of the day but next morning it forgets it again....

Any ideas ? I have disconnected the battery and reconnected but that has not helped.

Does anyone kow if the steering wheel auto tilt can be deactivated with the IID tool ? That may be an option if i cant find out why its doing it..... Stolen / Gone: 2006MY Supercharged LPG Autobiography - Zambezi Silver with Sand/Jet/Jet Oxford Leather.....

Post #120564 6th May 2012 4:59pm
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cleughy



Member Since: 08 Mar 2012
Location: West Kirby
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England 2004 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Santorini Black

This happened to me a few times, afteri used my key a few times on the run it settled down

Post #120602 6th May 2012 8:58pm
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DMRR



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South Africa 2009 Range Rover Westminster TDV8 Stornoway Grey

Beta IID can turn off radial and axial movement when starting/stopping. Land Rover Addict
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Post #120603 6th May 2012 9:01pm
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adara



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Romania 2019 Range Rover Vogue 2.0 PHEV Santorini Black

Yes it can be deactivated, it's the axial and radial lazy entry option in the Car Configuration File but you can just keep the position settings at max. and the steering wheel won't move anymore...

Post #122307 17th May 2012 7:58am
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