"Standard" Mods and Seat Memory
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"Standard" Mods and Seat Memory - 7/14/2004 11:47:47 AM
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AudiT
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Hi folks,
I'm new to Audi,
and was wondering of there are any "standard mods" people do with their
A6's. When I got my IS300, it was pretty standard to get an I/E
(Intake/Exhaust.. didn't see that one in the glossary list) or FFAF
(Free Flow Air Filter) for a performance mod, new rims for external mod
and dash kit for internal. Then people would move on to body kits,
chips/ECU updates, clear side markers, etc... Anything like that for
the A6?
Since the car is new to me, I probably won't do much for a while aside
getting a tint, and I'd love to replace the automatic shift knob.
Also, am I missing something on how to do the seat memory? I'm following the direction in the manual, but it doesn't seem to work.. or I'm doing something wrong.
* Sit in car, turn it on
* Adjust my seat and mirrors
* Press 'M' and '1' together for at least a second. I've hit 'M' first, then held '1', pressed at the same time, etc..
* Readjusted the seat and mirrors
* Press '1'... nothing happens. I'll turn off the car, back on... press '1'... nothing.
* I've done this list with the 'Stop' button in both positions, just in case.
Am I doing something wrong, or could the unit not be working? It doesn't seem to give any indication, like a beep, that it has been saved. Since when my wife takes the car out she adjusts things and doesn't put them back, this would be handy.
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RE: "Standard" Mods and Seat Memory - 7/14/2004 12:35:06 PM
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ImolaS4
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I don't have the memory feature and don't know about the procedure for the actual seat buttons. But... I did find this quote re: programming your keys to correspond to the seat memory though. I guess you can save it for the future. I'll keep looking for the answer to your question.
quote:
"Did you recently disconnect the battery? You may have to reprogram your keys.
Turn the ignition on (don't start the car - just get electrical) with one key (not the one you are programming), close the door, manually lock it with the key that you want to program, then unlock it with the button while the key stays in the lock, hit the Key the number of times you want it to correspond to the seat memory number (ie hit it once for memery one, hit it twice for memory two)."
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