Seat functions Â
Introduction Â
WARNING Â
Improper use of seat adjustment controls can Â
cause severe personal injuries. Â
Always sit properly at all times before starting Â
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to drive and while the vehicle is moving. Make Â
sure all passengers, especially children, are Â
properly seated whenever the vehicle is moving. Â
Keep hands, fingers, feet and other body parts Â
away from moving parts and adjustment areas Â
of the seats. Â
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Fig. 75Â Folding down the rear center armrest (arrow). Â
Front center armrest Â
There may be a storage compartment between the Â
front seats → page 196, Storage areas. Â
Certain settings are automatically saved by Â
the driver personalization feature → page 30, Â
Driver personalization. Â
— To adjust the height of the center armrest, push Â
the release button (magnified view), and lift the Â
center armrest up to a comfortable position in the Â
direction of the large arrow → fig. 74. Â
Center armrests Â
— To lower the center armrest, first lift it all the way Â
up. Then you can push the center armrest all the Â
Please read the introductory information and Â
heed the Warnings and Notice Â
on page 110. Â
— To move the center armrest forward and back- Â
ward, pull it forward in the direction of the small Â
arrow, or slide it backward until it clicks into Â
place. Â
Rear center armrest Â
There may be a fold-down armrest in the backrest of Â
the center rear seat → fig. 75. Â
— To fold down, pull the loop in the direction of the Â
will go. Â
WARNING Â
Fig. 74Â Front center armrest. Â
When completely open or improperly adjusted, the Â
center armrest can restrict the driver's arm move- Â
ment and cause crashes and serious personal in- Â
jury. Â
Always keep storage compartments closed Â
while driving. Â
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Never let a passenger, especially a child, ride on Â
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the center armrest. Improper seating position Â
can increase the risk of serious personal injury Â
in a crash. Â
Never put hot drinks or other liquids in the cup Â
holders without secure lids on the beverage Â
containers. Liquids can spill when the vehicle is Â
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Seats and head restraints Â
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