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crews control
Member Since: 18 Mar 2007
Location: Dorset
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Got into my disco yesterday to find that the drivers seat memory had forgotten everything. Seat postion, mirror positions and the mirrors dipped full down when put into reverse. Nothing else seemed to be missing, even the clock and radio buttons had remembered their pre-sets (they forgot everything last month) Spent 10 minutes in heavy traffic re-programming it all again and it's back to normal this morning.
Anyone else had this - or should I be worried ?
Is it a sign of a bigger problem or just something disco's do every now and again? (programmed character) 2005 D3 HSE
2011 D4 Landmark
2016 D4 HSE Lux
2017 Ford Tourneo VR46
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 21st Mar 2008 2:10 pm |
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blueanchorinn
D3 Decade
Member Since: 07 Mar 2006
Location: In a pub in Devon
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Had you used the same key as always Pot Noodle Challenge Winner 2011
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| 21st Mar 2008 2:32 pm |
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AndrewW
Member Since: 06 Aug 2007
Location: Saddleworth
Posts: 2302
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Mine does a little "dance"  occasionally...
I THINK it goes like this....
If I start the engine without waiting for the BONG to signify the start-up routine THEN reverse out of my drive, on selecting DRIVE, the mirrors forget to move back to normal.
Pressing M1 on the seat has no effect, but pressing AND HOLDING M1 causes the seat to move slightly to another position AND BACK again, and the mirrors to normalise.
I have seen nothing about a "long" press of the button in the manual but it works differently from a short press.
I think it is part of the RFG (Random Function Generator) and probably varies according to the RDSG (Random Delivery Spec. Generator) special to the D3 
Any help? 2006 D3 finally swapped for a 2016 D4 Graphite in Graphite grey. No mods
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| 21st Mar 2008 3:56 pm |
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90BHP
Member Since: 18 Oct 2006
Location: Half way along the road on the right
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Isn't the RFG directly proportional to the amount of time spent RTFM "To finish first, one first has to finish ...."
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| 21st Mar 2008 4:20 pm |
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crews control
Member Since: 18 Mar 2007
Location: Dorset
Posts: 5011
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Yes, same key as always...
I think I've got a "Random Fault Generator" in mine!
Very odd. 2005 D3 HSE
2011 D4 Landmark
2016 D4 HSE Lux
2017 Ford Tourneo VR46
Club Waitomo
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| 21st Mar 2008 6:37 pm |
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AndrewW
Member Since: 06 Aug 2007
Location: Saddleworth
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90BHP wrote:Isn't the RFG directly proportional to the amount of time spent RTFM
But there are a few (R)TFM faults; I think occasionally TFM becomes disconnected (from reality, that is ) 2006 D3 finally swapped for a 2016 D4 Graphite in Graphite grey. No mods
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| 21st Mar 2008 9:52 pm |
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NoDo$h
Member Since: 02 May 2006
Location: Finding new and exciting ways to milk badgers.
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There was a spate of seat ECU failures (seat and mirrors on a distinct ECU, remote from other car systems). Sounds like yours has succumbed.  I know it's not considered "kind" to say no these days, but no. Just no, ok? And if it's not ok, still no.
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| 21st Mar 2008 11:14 pm |
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