Okay, let me clarify. On the Pathies, etc, you don't need to touch anything, the BCM adjusts the seats according to which key opened the car and pops up a message about which key is active. The non-navi versions have a 1-2-learn button setup that remembers the settings manually and requires driver action. The '18-up Rogues are sort of a hybrid, still requiring user input even though the fob identifies the 1-2 seat positions.rnovino wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31, 2021 6:59 amUpgraded from a 2018 Rogue I'm absolutely sure. I'm 6'4" and my wife is 5'0". In the 2018 all you had to do was touch the drivers door lock and the seats would move to whatever key fob was being used. The position of the seats are saved to the key fob being used.
I have a 2021 Platinum and my fobs control the seat memory along with the outside mirrors as well as the displays.rnovino wrote: ↑Sat Jan 30, 2021 9:55 amNew 2021 Rogue key fob does not control the memory seats. Tried everything and even went back to the dealer. They tried to get it work on another 2021 Rogue in their lot without success. The buttons on the driver door work fine. Upgraded from 2018 Rogue and the key fob would set the memory correctly. 55 seconds into the Nissan video they mention only works without navigation. The dealer tried one without navigation and it did not work. Has anyone been able to get their key fob to control memory seats? Here's the video...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hts5zLcXeYs
This may be a difference in equipment, as in the navi vs non-navi Pathies, but maybe the navi on the Rogue isn't what's different. Maybe the fob-memory link is an independent option. TonyJG, does your Platinum have seat memory buttons on the door?
On Nissans with that feature, the car will generally tell you right after startup on the info display.datechboss101 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 04, 2021 11:54 amI never knew this existed on the Rogue. My Honda has this feature, and has the fobs designated to either 1 or 2. How would I know what fob is driver 1 and driver 2?
The fobs are linked to the memory seats so if you program the fob and select set 1 on the memory seat that will designate the fob accordingly. In the set up you have the ability to name the owner of each fob so when you start the vehicle it will welcome whichever person is associated with that fob.datechboss101 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 04, 2021 11:54 amI never knew this existed on the Rogue. My Honda has this feature, and has the fobs designated to either 1 or 2. How would I know what fob is driver 1 and driver 2?
Came across your issue after going to the dealer twice for this. Were you able to get this resolved? According to the dealer, they spoke with Nissan support and said that it's only available in the models with navigation, which is not the case according to the video and the manual.Frzninvt wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31, 2021 5:15 amI did not realize such a feature existed. I have a 2018 SL with all the Premium and Platinum packages and was not aware that the seat memories could be adjusted from the key fob, I do however have Navigation. Are you sure about that? I would be very surprised if that is possible. I am going to be getting a '21 SL with the Premium package in a few months.