3-2 Seat Adjustment
Precautions for seat adjustment
Adjust the driver's seat so that the brake pedal, steering wheel and dashboard
controller are located within a range to enable the driver to control easily. As the
shoulder belt on the seat belt cannot properly fit with the body, do not lay down the
seat backrest when driving or riding in the vehicle. Otherwise, you or your passengers
may hit the shoulder belt in an accident, causing severe injury to the neck or any other
part, or you or your passengers may slide out from the lap belt, causing severe injury.
The most effective protective measure in a running vehicle is to keep the seat backrest
upright, always keep your body leaning against the backrest properly and adjust the
seat belt to a proper position.
Do not adjust any seat while the vehicle is running, because the seat may move
unpredictably and cause the driver to lose control of the vehicle.
Do not make the seat hit any passenger or luggage when adjusting the seat.
After seat adjustment is completed, slightly move the seat forward and backward to
confirm that the seat has been locked in position.
After adjustment of backrest, lean backward to confirm that the backrest has been
locked in position.
Do not put any object under the seat, because such object may affect the seat locking
mechanism or accidentally push up the seat position adjustment lever, causing
sudden movement of the seat and making the driver lose control on the vehicle.
Do not put hands under the seat or near any moving part when adjusting the seat to
avoid jamming the hands or fingers.
Do not fasten the seat belt before adjusting the seat.
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