Setting memory seats on 1997 grand cherokee with key fob

You have to go to a dealership they will fix you up

When my 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee will unlock the doors but not deactivate the security system it is always time to change the battery in the key fob. Don't order a new fob, just pry the fob open (carefully) and replace the battery. I buy mine from Batteries + and they cost like $.80 a piece + tax.

hold the door handle in the up position as though you were opening the dor at the same time you move latch assemblt open.

The limited edition brings memory setting for mirrors and seats, it recognizes which key are you putting in the ignition and puts the saved setting accordingly to that driver's key. That is the reason your seat keeps moving. You need to reprogram the seat position for that key. Good luck

does this have automatic seat positioning when you open the door or hit the unlock button on your key fob?

here's how it works:

Seats — Programmable
The memory seat system allows automatic positioning of the driver seat to two programmable positions using the message center, the key fob or the keypad on the door.
Seats — Driver Seat Module
The Driver Seat Module (DSM) is located under the driver's seat and is attached to the seat frame. The DSM will:

• control the movements of the driver's seat and power exterior rearview mirrors
• store and recall seat and mirror positions of two personalized settings
• receive all power seat and mirror control inputs from the Driver's Door Module (DDM) through the J1850 communication network
• move the exterior rearview mirrors downward when the transmission is shifted into reverse, if enabled.

Seats — Driver Door Module
The driver's seat regulator control switch is connected to the Driver Door Module (DDM). The DDM receives the driver's seat regulator control switch input and communicates the direction of movement over the J1850 communication network.
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Visual Inspection Chart Mechanical Electrical

• Front seat tracks obstructed.
• Seat at limit(s) of travel.

• Open fuse junction panel Fuses 39 (10A), 41 (20A), and 28 (10A).
• Open power distribution box Fuse 13 (30A).
• Loose, corroded or damaged connectors.
• Damaged switches.
• Damaged motors

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Also, the dealer can run a scan on your seat modules with his tester and tell you what the codes are. They should only charge an hour to do this. Then you can decide what to do. Call your dealer and ask how much to run the scan test.

CHANGE THE BATTERIES IN THE FOB, PUSH SET THE SET BUTTON ON HTE DOORIF THE FOB IS BLACK IT IS 1 AND GRAY IS 2, SET THE SEAT THEN PUSH THAT NUMBER

try unlocking driver's or passenger's door with key..you also may have a broken wire under driver's door sill plate..trim by driver's seat

higher end starters will have the lock/unlock/panic buttons built onto their fob. as for the seats... I dont know why it would interfere with your settings, but who knows... better to ask the seller of the remote start system.

1. Set seats to position you want retained in memory
2. Press set button on drivers door
3. Press which memory location to be stored to, 1 or 2