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WARNING
Be careful when folding and turning back the
rear seat backrest to avoid injury due to negli-
gence!
● When folding the rear seat backrest, no one
is allowed within the fold range of the rear
seat.
● Do not bend forward or turn back the rear
seat rest back while driving.
● Be careful not to clip or damage the seat belt
when folding the rear seat backrest.
● Do not place your hands, fingers or other
parts of your body in the seat folding area
when folding the backrest of the rear seat.
● Both rear seat backrests must be fully
locked. If not locked, the rear seat belts may
not work properly, especially the rear middle
seat belts. If the rear seat is occupied but the
rear seat backrest is not locked, the occupant
and the seat backrest will move forward to-
gether in case of emergency braking or rapid
acceleration or in case of an accident.
● No person (including adults and children)
shall occupy the rear seat which has been
folded forward and the rear seat backrest is
not fully locked.
NOTICE
Be careful when folding and turning back the rear
seat backrest to avoid damage to the contents of
the vehicle due to negligence or loss of control.
● In order to avoid the rear seat cushion and
head restraints scratching the front seat back-
rest, the front seat should be adjusted to the
appropriate position before the front folding
rear seat backrest.
● Before folding the rear seat backrest, ensure
that there is no object within the reversing
range of the rear seat backrest.
Head restraints
Introduction
This chapter contains information on the follow-
ing subjects:
– Adjusting the head restraints
– Removing and installing the head
restraints
The following sections describe how to adjust
and remove the head restraints. Make sure you're
sitting correctly
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The vehicle seats are equipped with head re-
straints. The rear seat centre head restraints is
designed for the rear seat centre, so the head re-
straints cannot be installed on other seats.
There are bayonets in the support rod of the
head restraints, so the head restraints can be
stuck in different positions. Only properly instal-
led head restraints can be clamped on bayonets
in the setting range. To prevent incorrect remov-
al of the head restraints after assembly, a stop is
provided above and below the adjustment range.
The correct position of the head restraints
Adjust the head restraints so that the upper edge
of the head restraints is equal to the top of the
head, but not lower than the eyes. The back of
the head should be as close to the head re-
straints as possible when the vehicle is driving.
Short occupant head restraints adjustment
method
Small passengers should press the head re-
straints down to the lowest clamping position
when adjusting the head restraints. Even so, the
top of the passenger's head may still be lower
than the upper edge of the head restraints. There
may still be a gap between the head restraints
and the top of the backrest when the head re-
straints is in the lowest position.
Tall occupant head restraints adjustment
method
When adjusting the head restraints, tall passen-
gers should lift head restraints to limit position
as far as possible.
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