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Old 02-23-2013, 04:43 PM
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Disable steering wheel telescoping back when stop the car

Hi every body, I know there is another thread about it in the E53 forum, and I was aware of the tips mentioned there. But I have an E71. What bothers me, is that when I stop the engine and get out of the car, the steering wheel goes back. The car didn't do it when I bought it, but after a trip to the Stealership, it started to do it. I tried everything, like setting the memory when the steering wheel is al the way in, and it still does it. I haven't tried swapping the FOB's. But does any one else here thinks it is annoying? And most of all, does any one know, how to disable it? It was staying at the set position before so I know it is possible, without disconnecting any cables under the seat

Thanks in advance

PS: Yes I know this is E70 section, but there are more threads here than in the E71
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