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Wayneclarke

Member Since: 16 Jun 2014
Location: kent
Posts: 394

2006 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Java Black

Side mirror memory

My side mirrors seem to have a mind of there own, what controls there memory ?

Wed Apr 26 2017 5:54am

wings21660

Member Since: 11 Feb 2015
Location: Gretna
Posts: 65

2011 Range Rover Sport 3.0 TDV6 Autobiography Fuji White

Hi Wayne I have a 61 plate AB and the mirrors are connected to my seat memory hope this helps

Wed Apr 26 2017 7:11am

Socast

Member Since: 25 Sep 2014
Location: Somerset
Posts: 594

2006 Range Rover Sport Supercharged Santorini Black

As above, the ECU on the drivers seat stores the mirror positions.

Wed Apr 26 2017 7:22am

d-9

Member Since: 10 Jan 2017
Location: Wiltshire
Posts: 311

2007 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HSE Java Black

Check fault codes. My drivers side mirror has a mind of its own and there is a fault stored for it. Turning off dipping mirror in reverse has reduced the issue. Not I investigated yet but expect is a bad contact or wire

Wed Apr 26 2017 8:16am

Wayneclarke

Member Since: 16 Jun 2014
Location: kent
Posts: 394

Right ok so the box under the drivers seat is where I need to be looking then, cheers guys

Wed Apr 26 2017 9:36am

d-9

Member Since: 10 Jan 2017
Location: Wiltshire
Posts: 311

I would look at the connector into the mirror itself, maybe the wiring in the door bellows between the body and door. The box itself is unlikely to have failed.

Wed Apr 26 2017 11:32am

Socast

Member Since: 25 Sep 2014
Location: Somerset
Posts: 594

Theres's a tsb for them failing, the usual symptom is that they dont return when you have the parking function enabled.

Wed Apr 26 2017 11:58am

phillh

Member Since: 09 Oct 2016
Location: Hertfordshire
Posts: 198

2005 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Zermatt Silver

I had an issue with my n/s door mirror when I first got the car. It kept readjusting itself.

I fixed it my resetting the 3 seat memory buttons on the drivers seat, it stays where I leave it now

Wed Apr 26 2017 12:17pm

Wayneclarke

Member Since: 16 Jun 2014
Location: kent
Posts: 394

How did you reset the seats ?

Wed Apr 26 2017 8:44pm

phillh

Member Since: 09 Oct 2016
Location: Hertfordshire
Posts: 198

Wayne,

I think it p46 of the owners manual:- key in ignition to pos 1 or 2,
adjust drivers seat and door mirrors to your requirements, then press mem button
on side of drivers seat and then button 1. Memory stored will come up in the info
centre. Repeat with buttons 2 and 3.

This fixed it for me. I am the only one who drives our car so I didn't need to have
different positions for other drivers.

Hope it works for you

Thu Apr 27 2017 7:22am

d-9

Member Since: 10 Jan 2017
Location: Wiltshire
Posts: 311

Socast wrote:
Theres's a tsb for them failing, the usual symptom is that they dont return when you have the parking function enabled.

Any ideas where I can find that tsb?

Thu Apr 27 2017 7:43am

Wayneclarke

Member Since: 16 Jun 2014
Location: kent
Posts: 394

phillh wrote:
Wayne,

I think it p46 of the owners manual:- key in ignition to pos 1 or 2,
adjust drivers seat and door mirrors to your requirements, then press mem button
on side of drivers seat and then button 1. Memory stored will come up in the info
centre. Repeat with buttons 2 and 3.

This fixed it for me. I am the only one who drives our car so I didn't need to have
different positions for other drivers.

Hope it works for you

will give that try thank you 👍🏻

Thu Apr 27 2017 11:16am

Socast

Member Since: 25 Sep 2014
Location: Somerset
Posts: 594

d-9 wrote:
Socast wrote:
Theres's a tsb for them failing, the usual symptom is that they dont return when you have the parking function enabled.

Any ideas where I can find that tsb?

I can't find the actual TSB number but here is the blurb and link to the page:

http://www.landroverworld.org/threads/weir...ats.15498/

Automatic Side Mirror Dipping Feature
AFFECTED VEHICLE RANGE:
Land Rover LR3 (LA) VIN: 5A300360 to 7A427985
Range Rover Sport (LS) VIN: 6A900129 to 7A999465
Equipped with memory seats
CONDITION SUMMARY:
MIRROR DOES NOT MOVE IN ANTICIPATED PATTERNS
Situation: Some sequences of ignition cycles/gear positions (involving reverse) can cause the control software within the seat module to become confused and lose the mirror memory position, or learn an incorrect driving position. A customer may complain of any of the following conditions:
• Memory mirrors are in the incorrect position after unlocking and entering the vehicle.
• Memory mirrors are not returning to their correct driving position after a reverse maneuver has been completed and the gear selector has been moved out of reverse.
• On vehicles with the 'Lazy Entry' feature enabled, the following sequence will result in the mirrors incorrectly moving to the dipped position:
> Ignition 'ON'.
> Select reverse gear - mirrors move to dipped position.
> Ignition 'ON' - auxiliary.
> De-select reverse gear - mirrors move to driving position.
> Lock the vehicle.
> Unlock the vehicle - mirrors move to the dipped position (INCORRECT).
• On vehicles with the 'Lazy Entry' feature enabled, the normal driving position may drift if the following sequence is repeated for a number of cycles:
> Ignition 'ON'.
> Select reverse gear (mirrors move to dipped position).
> Deselect reverse gear (mirrors move to driving position).
> Ignition 'ON' - auxiliary - key-in - key-out.
> Lock the vehicle.
> Unlock the vehicle.
> Key in - auxiliary.
NOTE: The mirrors may be repositioned using the normal mirror adjustment functionality.
Action: Should a customer express concern, install a new driver seat module following the Repair Procedure in this bulletin.
PARTS:
YWC500690.............Driver seat module Qty 1

Thu Apr 27 2017 12:47pm

d-9

Member Since: 10 Jan 2017
Location: Wiltshire
Posts: 311

By the sound of it the fix is to replace the module, but disabling lazy entry may help

Thu Apr 27 2017 4:54pm

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