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Old 10-14-2021, 02:30 PM
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"Unprogramming" a memory key?

Deprograming? Unprogramming? Not sure what to call it, but in all my years I have never run into this.

One of the keys on my 2002 4.6is clearly has a memory function in it for the hobbit that likely owned it before me.

When I turn the key, the steering wheel starts to automatically drop to the lowest position. The seats, nor the mirrors, move at all.

I have tried the simple memory steps (door open, set seat memory) and like I said - seat memory works fine but the steering wheel still drops.

Is there some procedure I'm missing here to have the key "forget" that memory setting? Or a different reset procedure? It's driving me batty.
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