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      06-17-2021, 12:10 AM   #1
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Driver Seat Malfunction

Has anyone experienced the following? Looking for fix.

While driving the seat will begin to click and change positions sporadically. There are some drives that will go uninterrupted and others full of interruptions… the steering wheel will also slightly tilt/change positions. When it's bad, the seat buttons don't work at all, I have to power cycle the vehicle to re-gain control.

No error codes! Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated!

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When was your car battery last replaced?
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When was your car battery last replaced?
I don't recall if it was replaced under warranty… might be the original. Is this a common symptom for a battery that's about to fail?

I can take a look tomorrow to confirm.
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