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Seats
Return seat into its original position
( page 130).
The message in the multifunction dis-
play disappears.
For setting the front passenger seat back
into the stored position, see "Recalling po-
sitions from memory" ( page 140).
For information on how to fold down the
second-row seats completely, see "Folding
second-row seats" ( page 304).
Returning second-row seats to their
original position
Warning!
When occupants have entered or exited the
vehicle using the easy-entry/exit feature,
before driving off make sure
the seats are properly locked
the seat backrests are in an upright po-
sition and are properly locked
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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 fa-
tal injuries.
Fold seat ( page 129) back until it au-
dibly engages.
Fold seat backrest ( page 128) back
into original position until it engages.
To make sure the seat backrest has en-
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gaged, lean firmly against the backrest.
Emergency exit for third-row seats
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If, due to an accident or other situation, it is
not possible for you to exit the vehicle on the
side of the easy-entry seat ( page 128), you
can fold the left side of the seat backrest in the
second row of seats down in order to open the
left rear door.
1 Emergency release
2 Seat backrest
!
Make sure that the head restraint is pushed
all the way down ( page 133).
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