Is there any way to find the seat location settings?

Ghostrider

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well here goes and this may generate as many amateur comedians as my question about the center console and shin. I finally got the seat to a comfortable position but the SR5 does not have a memory button. Pretty sure the answer is "no" but is there any way to find the settings for the seat so I can put it back if someone moves it. My only idea is to use a timer to keep track of how far it moves to a stopped position and that is not going to be accurate at all.
 
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well here goes and this may generate as many amateur comedians as my question about the center console and shin. I finally got the seat to a comfortable position but the SR5 does not have a memory button. Pretty sure the answer is "no" but is there any way to find the settings for the seat so I can put it back if someone moves it. My only idea is to use a timer to keep track of how far it moves to a stopped position and that is not going to be accurate at all.

Tape.
 
Put some kind of stop in the track. Move the seat back (or forward depending on location of stop) and when it hits the stop you're done and back in the same place.
 
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My suggestions:

1) Don't let people move your seat

2) If they do, simply readjust it until you're comfortable again
 
Or you could hang a retracting tennis ball from the headliner so it just touches the tip of your nose.

Prime-Line Stop-Right Retracting Stop Ball for Garages-GD 52286 - The Home Depot

Only $5.51 at Home Depot.

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The long answer is nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

The short answer is no.
 
Now this is amateur..............

1.) Place seat where desired.
2.) Pull fuse.
3.) Throw fuse away!
4.) Forbid anyone to replace fuse.
5.) Done
 
I actually though about the fuse last night and was going to look for it this morning. However I am liking the suggestion about tape.
 
I'm a long legged 6'3 and I'm always moving my seat. Depends on if I'm wearing boots or shoes; whether I have a jacket, coat or not; wearing a stetson or not; whether I'm off-road or on a highway - - - After a while the zone is easy to find.

Kinda' like when I put her in 4 lo; I just automatically reach up and engage the A-Trac. Now if I could just remember to hit the RSCA OFF button in rough country.
 

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