Seating and Safety Restraints 73
SEATS
Driver’s Seat Controls
DO NOT attempt to adjust your seat while driving.
REASON: Being distracted from driving could cause you
to lose control of the vehicle, which could result in serious
bodily injury or death.
The driver’s seat has three controls to adjust the seat as shown
below:
• Recline Handle - Reclines the seatback to the desired
position, or moves it to an upright position. To move the
seatback upright, lean forward and pull the recline handle
up. To recline, pull the handle up and lean back.
• Powered Switch - Moves the seat up and down. To move
the seat, press the up or down side of the toggle switch
until the seat is at the desired height.
• Fore/Aft Manual Adjustment Handle - Moves the seat
forward or back. To move the seat, pull up on the manual
adjustment handle and move the entire seat into the
desired position.
Occupants should not ride in a moving vehicle with the
seatbacks fully reclined.
REASON: When the seatbacks are fully reclined while
the vehicle is moving, the wearer could slide under the seat
belt during a collision, resulting in serious bodily injury or
death.
Driver’s Seat Head Restraint
Your driver’s seat has a
built-in head restraint in
the seat back. There is no
need for adjustment as it
is integrated into the pad-
ding of the seatback.
RECLINE HANDLE
UP/DOWN
FORE/AFT MANUAL
POWERED SWITCH
ADJUSTMENT HANDLE
INTEGRATED
DRIVER’S
HEAD
RESTRAINT
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