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Getting in or out of the Rear Seat
WARNING
Do not operate a front seat while an
occupant is seated in it:
Folding down the seatback or
operating the seat switch while an
occupant is seated in the seat is
dangerous because the seatback folds
down or reclines suddenly, and moves
to an unintended position which may
aect the driving when operated which
could cause an injury.
When returning the operated seat to
its sitting position, make sure that the
seat is firmly locked and the red
indication on the walk in strap is not
visible (Manual seat):
If the vehicle is driven without the seat
firmly
locked, the seatback could fold
down suddenly and cause an accident.
In addition, the seat is not locked if the
red indication on the walk in strap is
visible. Make sure that the seat is firmly
locked and the red indication on the
walk in strap is not visible.
1. Walk in strap
2. Red indication
CAUTION
¾Be careful of the top of the door
opening when getting in or out of
the rear seat. Otherwise, you could
hit your head or body, resulting in
injury.
¾Lower the head restraint when
operating the front seat. If the seat is
operated with the head restraint
raised, the head restraint may
contact the ceiling of the vehicle
causing damage.
This vehicle has freestyle doors with
the rear door hinged at its rear and
opening in the opposite direction to
the front door. While the front door is
closed, the rear door cannot be
opened.
Refer to Freestyle Doors on page
3-47.
Before getting in or out of the rear seat,
open the rear door.
Change the seatback angle and the
forward-back position of the front seat
to make it easier to get in or out of the
rear seat.
Perform the following procedure if
necessary.
Essential Safety Equipment
Seats
2-13
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