Seats - Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class Owner's Manual

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Seats

Seats
You will find information about adjusting
the seats in the "Getting started" section
( page 25).
You will find information about folding for-
ward the rear bench seat in the Through-
loading feature* (Coupé) section
( page 223).
Easy-entry/exit feature*
The easy-entry/exit feature facilitates get-
ting into and out of the vehicle.
The driver's seat moves back and the
steering wheel moves up when you:
remove the key from the ignition lock
open the driver's door and the key is in
position 0 or 1 in the ignition lock
If you insert the key into the ignition lock
when the driver's door is closed, the
driver's seat and the steering wheel return
to their previous position depending on the
settings stored and the key being used.
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The driver's seat only moves back if it was
not already positioned in the rear part of its
adjustment range.
The steering wheel only moves up if it was not
already positioned at the upper limit.
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Risk of injury
Make sure that nobody can become trapped
when you activate the easy-entry/exit fea-
ture.
Halt the adjustment procedure if there is a
risk of entrapment. To halt the adjustment
procedure:
move the seat adjustment switch
move the steering column adjustment
switch
press the storage position switch
The seat and steering column stop moving
immediately.
Never leave children unsupervised in the
vehicle. They could open the driver's door,
inadvertently activate the easy-entry feature
and become trapped.
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The adjustment procedure is:
interrupted briefly when you start the engine
halted completely if you start the engine and
pull away immediately
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To prevent entrapment, the driver's seat
only moves forwards if it was not already posi-
tioned in the front part of its adjustment range.
The last positions of the driver's seat,
steering wheel and exterior mirrors will be
stored if you:
switch off the ignition
or
store a memory position ( page 97)
You can configure the easy-entry/exit
feature using the operating system
( page 129).