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Front seats
Front seats
Only adjust the seat when the
car is stationary. You could
lose control of the car while
driving. Moving the seat could distract
you or make you press a pedal
unintentionally. Adjust the driver's
seat only when the car is stopped.
Seat adjustment is possible only with
the ignition key in the MAR position.
However, with the door closed , seat
adjustment operation is possible for
about 15 seconds after turning the
ignition key to the STOP position and
then for another 15 seconds after the
last operation.
Back/forward adjustment
Push control A on the outer side of the
seat forward or back.
WARNING: On vehicles equipped a fire
extinguisher (optional), forward
movement of the passenger seat is
limited in order to prevent
interference with the fire extinguisher.
Height adjustment
Grip control A at the center and push
down or up.
Seat angle adjustment
– Front part of seat: push the front end
of control A up or down.
– Rear part of seat: push the rear end
of control A up or down.
Seat back angle adjustment
Push lever B forward or backward to
bring the seat backrest to raise or
lower the backrest.
Sitting in a reclined position
while the vehicle is in motion
could be dangerous. The
seatback should not be tilted back too
far. The 3-point shoulder/lap belt
must remain firm against the
occupant's body in order to function
properly. Therefore, both the driver’s
and passenger’s reclining seatbacks
must always be in a fairly upright
position while the vehicle is in motion;
otherwise the 3-point shoulder/lap
belt would not remain firm against the
occupant. Serious injury could result!
Lumbar support adjustment
Push lever B up or down to the most
comfortable position.
A B
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