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Fold seat cushion 7 to a horizontal po-
sition.
Guide pin 5 must engage in recess 4
of seat backrest 6.
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The second-row seats must be in their
rearmost position ( page 137).
Fold seat backrest 3 to a horizontal
position.
Returning seats to their original position
Carry out the steps described on
( page 283) to ( page 286) in
reverse order.
Make sure all seats are properly locked
in position.
Warning
Make sure all seats are properly locked in
position before driving off. Do not drive with
seats not properly locked.
Never ride in a moving vehicle with the seat
not properly locked as this can be danger-
ous. The seat could move forward and the
seat backrest could fold. You could slide un-
der the seat belt during braking, vehicle ma-
neuvers, or in an accident. If you slide under
it, the belt would apply force at the abdomen
or neck. That could cause serious or even fa-
tal injuries.
The seat backrest and seat belt provide the
best restraint when the wearer is in a nearly
upright position and the belt is properly po-
sitioned on the body.
The second-row seats have red markings
on the seat base that indicate when a
second-row seat is not properly locked.
Controls in detail
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When the red marking on a seat base is
visible, push seat backrest back until
the seat audibly engages.
With the seat properly locked in posi-
tion, you will not see the red marking
on the seat base.
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