Foxwelleshop: Range Rover 2014 Foxwell GT60 Plus Evoque Seat Match Guide

Today foxwelleshop.com will share the tutorial to try driver’s seat calibration for the 2014 Range Rover Evoque using Foxwell GT60 Plus diagnostic tool.

Firstly, let’s see the rationale to try to seat match.

A memory seat is actually an electrically adjustable seat that may be moved into pre-set positions at the push of a button. As a result of the removal of the DCC fuse, the 'driving position memory' function of the driving force and passenger side seat are going to be inoperative thanks to the loss of seat position memory stored within the seat ECU. The seat (position control) ECU may have to be initialized if the seat memory settings can't be recorded.

Now start entering the process to do seat match by Foxwell GT60 Plus.

Connect GT60 Plus to the vehicle via the diagnostic cable properly

Then operate on the Foxwell diagnostic tool

Select Maintenance > SEAT MATCH

Read the instruction of SEAT MATCH and click “START” to continue

Select LANDROVER > Range Rover Evoque > 2014 2015 > Driver’s seat calibration

Then follow the on-screen instructions to operate step by step.

Set the ignition switch to on (position 2)

Note: system voltage battery signal should be in the range of 12.5 13.5 volts. Ensure an approved battery charger is connected.

Then set the ignition switch to off (position 0)

Please pay attention to the instruction of Driver’s seat calibration:

This calibration involved powering the seat to the end stops of every supported axis. For the calibration to be successful, ensure the area surrounding the seat is free from any objects that will inhibit full movement. Do not sit in the seat during the operation.

The following routines will conduct a seat calibration, the seat may not move during this operation.

The next step is to reset all adaptations.

The following routine will restore all the seat axis position values to default for the driver’s seat module.

Then read the “on-demand self-test mode” instruction and perform it

Executing the on-demand self-test will cause the associated control module to run a pre-defined test which will cause any associated trouble codes to be logged if present.