Memory seats button won't stay depressed...
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Memory seats button won't stay depressed...
The memory seats button on my 1997 A8 pre facelift won't stay down. Could a fuse have blown? And if so where is the fuse box to remedy this? (I haven't got the faintest where to look)
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Re: Mine are momenatry contacts. I don't think they're supposed to stay down.
To clarify, the master switch, red, ON / OFF button should stay down once pressed. The 1-4 memory buttons need to be held down firmly until the seats, mirrors, steering stops moving. To set, find position, hold set and hold any of buttons 1-4 until the relay clicks.
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Ahh - that sounds like a mechanical problem in the latching button...
Pretty sure that a fuse has nothing to do with it.
This sounds a like a pretty cheap used part. Especially if other Audis or VWs use the same button array.
Try spraying a little electronics contact cleaner in or even some WD-40. It could be gunked up due to a spill.
This sounds a like a pretty cheap used part. Especially if other Audis or VWs use the same button array.
Try spraying a little electronics contact cleaner in or even some WD-40. It could be gunked up due to a spill.
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I agree...
not a fuse problem, now that I have checked all the functions by holding the button in. Any idea how to dismantle the door pocket etc. to get at the problem?
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Audipages are your friend...
But first see if you can gently pop/pry the switch array out from the outside. May save a lot of trouble.<ul><li><a href="http://www.audipages.com/Tech_Articles/Body/doortrim.html">http://www.audipages.com/Tech_Articles/Body/doortrim.html</a</li></ul>
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Appreciate the help...
I couldn't see where to remove the switch array and removing the whole door panel seems too much bother. It might have to become one of those little quirks that I live with. I was oping just the door bin could be removed, exposing the switches but never mind.