[ec9wrr]

I've just got my brand new Eos. Brilliant. I love it.
One question though.
I just had someone get in the back. I pulled the drivers seat forwards to allow them access.
Then when I put it back to the seated position it was very close to the steering wheel. I had to squeeze in and then push it back myself.
Is this normal? Shouldn't the seat have a memory of where it was before it was moved to allow someone in the back?

Oh, it's not the electric version by the way. Just a standard seat.

Any ideas?

 

[Kuz_Starr]

If its a manual seat, then you have to re-adjust is.
It does get confusing.
Once you have the seat folded forward, it will move along the tracks.
If you put the seat back then you'll have to reach below your left knee to re-adjust the seat.

What you need to do is, when your passenger is in the back, keep your seat folded forward, and the seat will move backwards on the tracks, and so you can move it to where you wish.

Hope that helps

 

[neh321]

No, the front seats DO have a memory.

When you pull up the handle to tip the backrest forward make sure it 'clicks' in the forward position, then slide the seat as far forward as it will go. When you've finished pull back the seat without touching the handle and it'll go back to where it was in the first place. Then put the backrest back again using the handle.

It works!

 

[1676]

I've had my little baby since October and was finding the same problem and becoming little annoying as my two dogs always sit in the back, a visit to the dealer last weekend showed me how to move the seat just as Neh321 describes.

 

[ec9wrr]

thanks everyone!
I've got it now.