Seats on Reg Cab
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Seats on Reg Cab
OK, so this may be a stupid question, but I have a reg cab and when I need to get behind the seat I have to push the seat back adjustment lever to flip the seatback forward. When I am done, it doesn't "remember" the seat placement and it is a pain to have to readjust the seat every time. I have a '99 Reg Cab and there is a lever on the back of the seat that you push and it remembers your setting. Does anyone know of this feature for the newer trucks? I can't find it in the owner's manual if there is one.
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i have a reg cab also, i know what your saying although i never thought of it as a pain.my body seems to remember right where it should be adjusted to when i climb in.you are correct in assuming they left the memory feature out in this case.im 6'1'' so i have to open the wing door plus fold and or slide my seat forward to use that space,my seat is slid all the way back when i drive so that adjustment is not hard to remember.i am truly glad my seat back tilts my old truck had a bench seat.
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From: ME
Originally Posted by BillC
This is almost as good as the guy that doesn't want to push his key fob twice to unlock all his doors! Just wants to hit it once.
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Not sure I see the similarities, BillC. Hitting a button twice and readjusting the seat position are two very different things. It always seems like I am driving down the road after I adjusted it and it feels wrong and I keep having to readjust it to get it where it's comfortable only to have to reset it again after I need to get behind the seat. I guess I don't see why Ford can put it on the older trucks and not on the newer ones.
