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REAR BENCH SEAT(operation)
The seat base and the seatback may
be folded down (in one or two
sections) to allow bulky objects to
be carried
To fold down the seat base
Lift seat baseA, against the front
seats.
To fold down the seatback
Remove the rear head restraints (if
they are fitted to the vehicle). Press
button2and lower the seatbackB.
Removing the seat base
Lift the seat base to remove brackets3
from their housing4.
To refit the seat base,carry out the
operations in reverse order to
removal.Ensure the seat base is
correctly secured.
• When refitting the seatback, ensure it is correctly locked at the top. If seat covers are being used,
check that they are not preventing the seatback locking mechanism from operating correctly.
• When moving the bench seat, check that the seat belt housings1are correctly positioned before
folding down the seat base.
Once the bench seat is in place again, ensure the seat belts are correctly repositioned.
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TRANSPORTING OBJECTS IN THE LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
Always place objects carried in the
luggage compartment so that their
largest dimension is against:
- the back of the rear bench seat, for
normal loading.
- the folded down seat, for
maximum loading.
Always put the heaviest
items directly onto the
floor. When the vehicle is
fitted with them, use the
lashing points located on the
floor at the rear to secure
transported items. Luggage
should be loaded in such a way
that no item will be thrown
forward and strike the occupants
if the driver has to brake
suddenly. Fasten the rear seat
belts, even if the seats are not
occupied.
