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Seats
After adjusting rear seats, make sure
the seats are properly locked
the seat backrests are in an upright po-
sition and are properly locked
An outboard second-row seat is properly
locked only when lock status indicator 1 is
in hinged position and red marking 2 is
barely visible ( page 131).
If a seat and seat backrest are not properly
locked, 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
fatal injuries.
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Fore and aft adjustment
(outboard second-row seats)
The handles for adjusting the seats are
located on the front of each seat base.
1 Adjustment handle
Pull up handle 1 in direction of arrow
and hold it there.
Move seat to the desired position.
Release handle 1.
The seat must audibly engage.
Seat backrest tilt
(outboard second-row seats)
The handles for adjusting the seats are
located on the rear of each seat base.
1 Adjustment handle
While seated, pull handle 1 in direc-
tion of arrow to resistance point and
hold it there.
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