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Safety features of your vehicle Seats
Adjusting the control switch for the
driver䳓s seat while the system is
recalling the stored position will
cause the movement to stop and
move in the direction that the con
-
trol switch is moved.
Use caution when recalling the
adjustment memory while sitting in
the vehicle. Push the seat position
control switch to the desired posi
-
tion immediately if the seat moves
too far in any direction.
Initializing Driver position memory
system
Initialize Driver position memory
system as follows if the system
fails to function properly.
Initialization method
1. Have the vehicle completely
stopped, the ignition [ON], and the
shift lever placed into P (Parking).
Afterwards, open the door on
driver䳓s side.
2. Using the control switches for
forward or backward and seat
-
back angle, pull the seat forward
to the fullest and the seatback
upright forward to the fullest.
3. Press both [SET] button and the
forward movement control switch
at the same time for two sec
-
onds.
Initialization process
1. The alarm sounds and the initial
-
ization process starts.
2. The driver seat and its seatback
automatically move backward.
The alarm continues to sound
during the movement.
3. The seat and seatback move to
the center and the alarm sounds
and the initialization is completed.
In the following cases, however, the
initialization process and the alarm
-
ing sound come to a stop.
䳜 Driving position memory system
button is pressed
䳜 When the control switches for
driver䳓s seat are pressed
䳜 When the shift lever was dis
-
placed from [P] to another posi
-
tion
䳜 When vehicle is ran at the speed
of 3km/h or faster
䳜 When the door on the driver䳓s side
is closed
䳜 Re-start initialization if the
alarming sound or initialization
stop while the initialization is in
process.
䳜 Make sure that nothing blocks the
place near the driver seat before
initializing Driver position memory
system.
䳜 Once initialization is completed,
make sure to adjust the seat to
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