DAY-NIGHT
ADJUSTMENT
REARVIEW
MIRRORS
INSIDE
REARVIEW MIRROR-The
mirror
can
be adjusted up, down or
sideways to obtain the best
view
to the
front and rear.
Move
the mirror lever to the
night position
to
reduce. glare from
headlights
of
vehicles behind you. For best
results,
move
the lever to the right for day
driving and to the left for night driving.
OUTSIDE REARVIEW MIRROR-Adjust
the outside mirror
so
you can just
see
the
side
of
your
car
in the
side
of the mirror
closest to the car.
NOTICE: A void hanging objects on the
right-hand coat
hook
in such a way that
you
block the driver's vision to the right
rear.
CONVEX
MIRROR
-Your
car
may
have
an optional convex outside
rearview
6
mirror. A convex mirror has a curved
surface. This type
of
mirror
is
designed
to
give
a much wider
view
to
the rear,
especially
of
the lane next to the car.
However,
cars
and other objects seen in
such a mirror will
LOOK
smaller and
farther away than when seen in a flat
mirror. Therefore,
use
care when judging
the
size
or distance
of
a car
or
object seen
in this convex mirror. You can determine
the
size
and distance
of
objects
seen
by
using
your inside
rearview
mirror. Adjust
the convex mirror
so
you can barely
see
the
side
of
your
car
in
the portion
of
the
mirror closest
to
the car . .
REMOTE 0 UTISDE
MIRRORS~The
control· lever for this optional left
side
view
mirror
is
located on the door.
It
is
on the
instrument panel . for the right
side
view
mirror.
To
adjust the position of the
mirror, simply
move
the lever
in
the
direction desired.
SUN
VISOR
ADJUSTMENT
The force needed to
move
the
visor
up
and
down may be adjusted by tightening or
100
sening the
..
screw
shown
in
the
illustration. The
visors
may be
swung
toward the door windows to prevent
glare
from the sides.
HEAD
RESTRAINTS
(For
Bench
Seats)
• Head restraints are designed to help
reduce
"whiplash" injuries.
•
To
raise
or
lower, just
slide
the head
restraint up or down.
• Choose the position which
places
the
top of the head restraint closest to the
top of your ears.
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