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Comfort adjustments
Driver’s seat
Set the seat position using the following controls.
Seat back angle and head restraint.
Lumbar support.
Side support \b deflate.
Side support \b inflate.
Cushion length.
\bSeat forwards and back, cushion height and
cushion angle.
NOTE: Seat heater controls are accessed via the
touch screen.
Steering column
With the vehicle stationary, adjust the steering
column to your ideal driving position.
Door mirrors
1\b Press the left or right mirror selector.
\f\b Use the mirror adjuster to set mirror position.
Storing the driving position to memory
Once you have adjusted the driver's seat, steering
column and door mirrors for your ideal driving
position, the settings can be stored.
Press the SETbutton to activate the memory
store function. The button will illuminate to
indicate the memory store function is active.
Within 5 seconds, press button 1or \fto store
the current driving position.
A stored memory position can now be recalled with a
press of the appropriate button; 1or \f. The seat,
steering wheel and mirrors will move to their preset
positions.
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A warning indicator on the instrument panel
will illuminate if the seat belt of an occupied
front seat is not fastened. This may be
accompanied by an audible warning.
Using child seats
Refer to Child Seat Positioning in the Owner’s
Handbook to determine the correct seat for your
child.
If it becomes necessary to fit a child restraint on the
front passenger seat, make the following seat
adjustments.• Move the seat fully rearward.
• Lumbar support to minimum setting.
• Seat cushion to highest position.
• Cushion front tilt to lowest position.
• Seat back to upright position.
• Adjust the upper seat belt anchorage to its lowest position.
Operating note
Memory buttons must be pressed within five
seconds after pressing the SETbutton otherwise
the memory store function will cancel.
Setting the driving positionSee page 3, items 23, 2\fand30
Restraints
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Starting and driving
Low tire pressure
Airbag fault
DSC off, Trac DSC ON or
DSC fault. Flashing \b DSC
operating
Adaptive Cruise Control
activeSeat belt reminder
ASL active
Forward alert active
Engine malfunction
ABS fault (USA only)
EPB on, brake fluid low or
braking system fault.
(USA only)
EPB on, brake fluid low or
braking system fault
ABS fault
Applying • With the vehicle stationary, lift up the parking brake lever and then release it. The red warning
indicator in the instrument panel will illuminate.Releasing
• With the ignition on, apply the foot brake and press down on the parking brake lever.
• If the vehicle is stationary with the parking brake applied and either Drive orReverse selected,
pressing the accelerator will automatically release
the parking brake.
NOTE: Do \fOT use the recess in the electric parking
brake as a storage area.
Electric parking brakeSee page 3, item 17
Warning lampsDisplayed on the instrument panel
Operating note
The brake must be manually applied when parking.
Auto headlamps and wipersSee page 3, items 1and 7
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MINMAX
MIN
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Automatic wipers are activated by a rain sensor.
When the wiper control is moved up to the first
position the wipers will operate automatically as
required. Sensitivity can be adjusted.
First stop for auto position.
\bRain sensor maximum sensitivity.
Rain sensor minimum sensitivity.
When AUTO is selected on the lighting control
the side lamps and headlamps will turn on
automatically when ambient light fades.
With the control in the low beam position, high
beam will activate automatically when ambient
light falls below a pre set level. Vehicle speed
must be above 25 mph (40 km/h).
The headlamps can be set to temporarily
light your way when you exit the car at night.
Rotate the contol for exit delay periods of 30
seconds, 60 seconds or \f20 seconds.
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Automatic car wash
Before entering an automatic car wash, turn the
wipers off to deactivate the rain sensor. Otherwise,
the wipers will operate during the washing process
and may be damaged.
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