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In Reply to: Re: E31 interior switches... posted by Emir on May 26, 2000 at 13:22:50:
If you do not let the steering wheel cycle completely before starting the car or hitting some other control the wheel will not cycle properly..
The only cure is to turn the ignition off and try again. make sure the doors are closed.
If this still does not work it is possible that the memory is "locked". There are two cures for this: 1) be patient.......It might cure itself within an hour.... if this does not work... 2) disconnect the batteries for a minimum of 30 min. Reconnect and everything should be OK.
: I'm definetly not hitting the memory switches. The steering will go haywire then, then quit working for fifteen minutes, (it happens once a week). It's my A/M transmission switch which gets the hottest, how could I test for any problems?
: : I've noticed the same, but only on those switches with indicator bulbs (EDC switch, etc.) In my experience, this is normal for lighted switches, but it may not be for non-lighted ones and may indicate a high switch resistance which is building up heat. No input regarding the steering wheel, but have you checked to see if you're accidently hitting the seat memory button (which will also shift the wheel to the set position)?
: : Stan C.
: : '92 850iA
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