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ScottS

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Greetings all

 

I am having a problem wth the easy exit seat function in my 2004 2500HD. It performs as designed for a while, then it begins to jam in the rear/down position, and won't return to the memorized settings. I know GM is working on a couple of issues regarding this feature, one being a gradual "seat creep", the other being a sudden "seat move". I have discussed the issue with the dealer, they are great btw, and they have disassembled the seat looking for issues three times now, with no results.

 

Anyone else encountering this issue??

 

Thanks

 

Scott

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Were all these covered?:

 

Memory setting: Will both positions save ok?

 

Key-inserted signal: Do your door-open chime work?

 

The mechanical bind itself: Can you manually make the adjustments now?

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Were all these covered?:

 

Memory setting: Will both positions save ok?

 

Key-inserted signal: Do your door-open chime work?

 

The mechanical bind itself: Can you manually make the adjustments now?

 

 

 

 

Hey,

 

Memory settings are fine, Key insertion signal is good, seat tries to move, but can't. Once freed up, it resumes it's normal adjustment travel no problem.

 

I suspect a bad limiting switch in the base, and it is causing a mechanical jam up. However, GM is holding off on replacing the seat base until they figure out where the other previously mentioned issues are originating from. I am hoping that I can find someone else who has experienced the same thing, and had it resolved by replacing the seat base...

 

Thanks for the reply!!

 

Scott

 

PS. Freeing the seat involves me turning the music up WAY LOUD so I can jump up and down on the seat bashing it about until finally it comes to it's senses... funny though, most people look at me while I am doing it like I have lost mine... :chevy:

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My seat wasn't remembering it's position and would stop all over the place. It was scary to sit in the seat and push the easy eject, sorry easy exit button because you might end up through the windshield.

 

The stealer replaced the seat control module and this fixed the problem, they also found three pens and a couple of bucks in change uder the seat :troll:

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