Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Adaptive  Seat  Control (If Equipped) 
The adaptive  control  is 
located 
on the 
outboard  side  of each 
front 
seat. Use  the 
power  seat  control  first 
to get the  proper 
position.  (The lumbar 
will  automatically 
adjust  to  your  body’s 
positioning  for the 
duration  of the  trip  in 
four-minute  cycles.) 
With  the ignition  on, press  the  control  up  to  activate  the 
adaptive  seat. 
To reshape  the  lower  seatback,  press the lumbar 
control  forward  to  increase  support  and  rearward  to 
decrease  support. 
To  turn  off  the adaptive  seat,  press  the control  down. 
Memory  Seat,  Mirrors  and  Steering 
Column 
(If Equipped) 
2 MEMOffY 
SET 
The controls  for this option 
are  located 
on the driver’s 
door  panel,  and 
are used 
to  program  and  recall 
previous  settings. 
Adjust  the  driver’s seat  (including  the  lumbar  and  head 
restraint  adjustments),  both  the  outside  mirrors  and  steering  wheel  column  to  a comfortable  position  and 
then  press  the  MEMORY  SET  button.  Within  five 
seconds, press button “1.”   
Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Brake Wear 
Your  vehicle  has  four-wheel  disc  brakes. 
Disc  brake  pads  have  built-in  wear  indicators  that  make 
a  high-pitched  warning  sound  when  the  brake  pads  are 
worn  and  new  pads  are  needed.  The sound  may  come 
and 
go or be heard  all  the  time  your  vehicle  is  moving 
(except  when  you  are  pushing  on  the  brake 
pedal  firmly). 
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A CAUTION: 
The  brake  wear warning sound  means that soon 
your  brakes  won’t work well. That  could  lead  to 
an  accident.  When  you  hear  the  brake wear 
warning  sound,  have  your vehicle  serviced. 
Your vehicle also has  electronic  wear  sensors  that  let  you 
know  when  the  brake  pads  are  significantly  worn  and  new 
pads  are  needed.  The 
CHANGE BRAKE PADS message 
will  be  displayed  on  the  Driver 
Information Center  when 
the  brake  pads  are  worn  and  need 
to be  replaced. (See 
“Change  Brake  Pads  Message” in the  Index.) 
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I A CAUTION: 
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The CHANGE BRAKE PADS message  or the 
high-pitched  warning sound  means that soon 
your  brakes  won’t  work  well.  That could  lead  to 
an  accident.  When  the 
CHANGE BRAKE PADS 
message  comes  on  and stays on, have  your 
vehicle  serviced. 
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