power seats work but it stopped moving my seat back when i take the keys out
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Asked by awannie Aug 05, 2014 at 02:42 PM about the 2007 Lincoln MKZ FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

It used to move back when I turned off car and took the key out of the ignition , now it wont do that anymore , it will move to position when I press the set button number 1 and his seat position will move for his set 2 .

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lbarzin answered 9 years ago

On my 2010 its a Setup configuation item. You may have mistakenly turned it off. Its called something like Easy Exit

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BOBDITTMEIER answered 3 years ago

MY 2008 MKX PASSENGER SEAT IS STUCK IN FULL RECLINE POSITION ALL OTHER FUNCTIONS STILL WORK HOW CAN I GET BACK OF SEAT TO RETURN TO UPRIGHT POSITION

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