Driver/Passenger Seats; Seat Belts; Child Restraint - Fleetwood Bounder 1987 Owner's Manual

Driver/Passenger Seats
The driver's and passenger's seats offer three posi-
tion/comfort adjustments:
CAUTION: Do not adjust the seat position while the
vehicle is in motion.
• Forward/Back - The forward/back lever is
located under the front left of the seat. Pull the
lever toward the left outside of the seat to
unlock. The sliding track has 11 positions ap-
proximately %" apart. Release the lock lever to
Seat
COh~rols
Seat Belts
Seat belts are an important safety feature of your
vehicle. For your protection, always use your seat
belts)rhe driver's seat and all other seats designed
to carry passengers while under way have been
equipped with seat belts.
WARNING: ALL RIDERS SHOULD BE FURNISHED
WITH AND USE SEAt BELTS WHILE THE VEHICLE
IS IN MOTION. SEATS WHICH ARE NOT EQUIP-
PED WITH SAJ:ETV BELTS SHOULD NOT BE OC-
'CUPIED WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN MOTION AND
WILL BE LABELED: "NOT FOR USE WHILE. THE
VEHICLE IS IN MOTION." IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO
BELT IN PERSONS USING BEDS.
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.belts aSJollOws: .
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the beltand·pull 'to·the
desired length. C':i"'"
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To fasten belt, be sure it is,not twisted, thenpush,the.
tongue end ·of one belt into the buckl.e
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tl)e maJii)g
belt, Be sure it Jatches •. Adjust the belt
snuglya~
low
'on 1:he abdo,ne'nas co'mfort will allow, for greatest
safety. . . ' . .
To release the belt, depress the button in the center
of the buckle'iihd slide'thetongue out of the buckle.'·
Never use a. belt for more 'than one person at a time.
secure the seat position.
* Swivel-The swivel lock lever is located under
the front right of the seat. Lift the lever forward
and up to swivel. The seat locks in the center,
forward position. When unlocked, the seat will
swivel freely around to the center position .
* Recline - The recliner lever is located on the
right side bottom of the seat. Push the lever
down to recline. The angle is continuously
variable. Release lever at desired angle.
Seat Controls
Child Restraint
All vehicle occupants, and especially children,
should be restrained whenever riding in vehicles.
Holding a child in your arms is not a substitute for a
child restraint system. In an accident, a child held in
a person's arms can be struck or crushed by any
unrestrained rider. An umestrained child could also
be injured by striking the interior, or by being thrown
from the vehicle during a sudden manuever or impact.
A child restraint 'system can help protect a child in a
vehicle. Note that some states require the use of cliild
restraint systems.
Children small enough for a child restraint system
should be restrained. that way· if at all possible.
However, thefollowing may provide somedegree of .
ptdte'ctibri'~f.'1l tchild'testraint!ls 'not' used", v ,or,
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b~' pla6~l!il1'Il'
' .. padded baby carrier-Put it crossways on the
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'v~hicle s13'litia'rld' secUrely restrain it 'with the vehi-
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Children'who can sit up by thimiselves should'
be restrained. with the seat belts provided. Never
let a child stand or kn.eel on any seat.
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When using any child restraint system, be sure to
read and 'follow all instru'ction's on lnstallatiqh and use
that come with the syste.m.
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