Contents: Longitudinal adjustment 🠛 Adjusting the angle of the seat…🠛 Adjustable lumbar support 🠛 Seat rotation 🠛
Adjusting the front seats: 1 - handle longitudinal adjustment; 2 - handle for adjusting the backrest angle; 3 - lumbar support adjustment handle; 4 - handle fixing the seat rotation (depending on equipment)
Correct installation of seats is necessary to ensure:
- access to controls;
- comfort of travel;
- maximum efficiency of seat belts and airbags.
No objects should be placed on the floor in front of the driver's seat, as in the event of emergency braking or even a minor impact, they may end up under the pedals and make it difficult to control the car.
Longitudinal adjustment
Lift the handle (1) located under the seat cushion and move the seat. Then release the handle and move the seat a little further until the lock engages. The longitudinal position of the seat must be adjusted so that the pedals can be fully depressed with slightly bent knees.
Adjusting the angle of the seat backrest
The seat back must not be tilted too far back while driving, as this significantly reduces the effectiveness of the seat belts. Using the handle (2) located on the outer lower side of the seat back, set the desired angle of the backrest. If you need to tilt the backrest forward, first lean away from the backrest. The position of the seat backrest must be adjusted so that the backrest is completely against your back, and the top of the steering wheel can be reached with your arms slightly bent at the elbows.
Adjustable lumbar support
Turn the handle (3) located on the outside of the seat back to adjust the lumbar support.
Note: For safety reasons, the driver's seat position should only be adjusted when the vehicle is stationary.
Seat rotation
Lift the handle (4) and rotate the seats around their axis. If necessary, move the seat back first. There are only two possible seat locking positions: forward-facing or rear-facing.