hello new hear can someone tell me what lazy entry is its no where in my manual

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Lazy entry is the capability for you to have your seat memory settings etc coded to a particular key, so that when you put the key in the ignition, it sets to your predefined settings. You need to turn it on via the i button first, then set your settings and away you go. 

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doesn't it also move the seats all the way back when leaving the vehicle  Current: I can't say...Oh the Shame!
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Yep, supposedly...  

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I've never had my seat move back, and the mirrors sometimes refuse to return the the standard 'up' position after they have tilted 'down' to reverse.

The dealer said this might be because the battery has gone flat or been disconnected sometime in the past.

Anyone know a fix for this behaviour?? I keep telling myself 'It's a toy'
But I've broken quite a lot of toys in my time.....

merwiz wrote:

I've never had my seat move back, and the mirrors sometimes refuse to return the the standard 'up' position after they have tilted 'down' to reverse.

The dealer said this might be because the battery has gone flat or been disconnected sometime in the past.

Anyone know a fix for this behaviour??

Go through the process with your chosen key in the ignition... the settings get written to it, so that when you insert the key next time it reads and sets them. It's all fairly pointless if you're the only one who ever drives it.

It does seem problematic though - lots of those issues reported on this here forum  

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it applies the settings when you use the unlock button. The wife has one setting and I another just got to remember not to pick up the wrong key.
Wish it would adjust the mirror on the inside too Sons of dogs come hither and get flesh
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Jonty wrote:

doesn't it also move the seats all the way back when leaving the vehicle

AFAIK that's not part of Lazy Entry. I think the seat slides back and the steering column lifts up and away from you when you remove the key from the ignition only if you have the electrically adjustable steering column and flip that switch to Auto.

The memory mirrors can be trouble if you have a 2006/7 and have Lazy Entry enabled. A bunch of memory modules were defective and caused the mirrors to go nuts, there was a TSB issued last year or so. I just turned Lazy Entry off, like others have said it is a useless feature if you are the only driver and/or only use one key to open the car.