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Essentbl
Safety
Equipment
I
Head
Restraint
I
Seat
Recline
To
change
lhe sealback angle. lean
fonvard slightly while raising
the
l€ver
Then
lean
back to
the
desired
position
and release
ihe lever.
Make
sure
the
leverreturns to
its
original
position
and
the seatback
is
locked
in
place by
attempting
to push
it
fo.ward
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Reclinins:
Sittins
in
a
nclined
position
while
the
rehicle
it
nofing
is
dangerous
because
lou
tlon't
get
the
full
protection
from
seat behs.
During
sunnen
brukins
ot
a
cotlision,
)ou
can
sline under
the
lap
belt
and
suffet seious intemat injudes.
For
Duxinun pdecnon,
sit
u'ell back
A
wanlrnrc
Head
Restraints
Adj
stme
t:
Driying
with
the head
rcstrahtti
adjusted too
low or
rcnoved
is
dangerous. With
no
support
behitul
rour
head,
rour
ne.k
could
be
sedoustr
injured
in
a
collision.
Alwars
dnre
with
the heotr
rcstraints
insetledwhen
seats
arc beine
used
and
,nake
surc
thet
a.e
prcperl!
adjusted.
ACAUTION
When
retuming
a
real reclined
seatback
to
its
upright position,
make
sure
you support lhe seatback
while
operating lbe seatback
lever
Ifthe
seatback
is
nol
supporled,
irwill flip
forward
suddenly
and
could
cause
lnjufy.
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