• Test seat to
be
sure it
is
securely locked.
CAUTION: After adjusting a manually
operated seat, push forward and
backward on seat
to
be
sure seat
adjusters have latched. Movement of the
seat indicates that
at
least one latch did
not engage. This could increase the
chance of injury and/or the amount
of
injury in an accident. Take the
car
to
your dealer for
service
if
you find that
your seat adjusters do not latch.
Do
not
adjust a manually
operated driver's seat
while the car
is
moving. The seat could
move suddenly and could cause the
driver to lose control
of
the car.
POWER
OPERATED
FRONT
SEAT
SIX-WAY
CONTROL-The
six-way
control (optional on
some
models) is
located on the outer seat cushion
side
panel. The seat can be adjusted
as
follows:
1. The front control provides
up
and down
movement at the front of the seat.
2. The center control provides forward
and backward and up and down
movement
of
the entire
seat.
3. The rear control provides up and down
movement at the back
of
the seat.
MANUAL
WINDOW
CONTRO
L
On all vertical moving windows, turn
manual control clockwise to raise right
window and counterclockwise
to
raise left
window. Reverse direction
to
lower win·
dow. The rear quarter windows in coupes
and the rear door windows in sedans and
wagons are stationary. To open the rear
1.
Door
Handle
2.
Power
Door
Lock
Switch
3.
Manual
Window
Control
4.
Remote
Mirror
Control
window air deflector, rotate latch upward
to unlock.
Push the rear
of
the
glass
outward. To close, pull window shut and
rotate latch into locked position.
POWERWINDOW
CONTROLS
With this optional power window system,
the two front vertical moving windows
and/or the rear quarter swing-out windows
on
sedans
are
controlled
by
the master
control switches located
on
the left front
door or on the door arm rest. Individual
switches are provided
on
each door for
passenger use.
All
of these switches have an
ignition interlock
so
that the windows
cannot be operated unless the ignition
switch
is
.
in
"RUN."
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