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When removing or installing the head
restraint of an outboard second-row seat,
adjust the seat to the rear as far as possible
(Y page 104) and fold the seat backrest
(Y page 100) forward.
Seat position for removal of head restraints from
outboard second-row seats
1
Head restraint
2
Release button
Removing
X
Pull head restraint 1 to its uppermost
position.
X
Press release button 2 and pull out head
restraint 1.
Installing
X
Insert head restraint 1 into openings on
the seat backrest.
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On the outboard second-row seats, the
guide bar with the detent must be on the
left.
X
Push head restraint 1 down until it audibly
engages.
X
Push release button 2 and adjust head
restraint 1 to the desired position
(Y page 105).
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The head restraint of the second-row
middle seat and the third-row seat head
restraints are installed in the same manner.
Armrests
6-seat vehicles
The second-row seat armrests can be folded
up, when loading for example, and adjusted.
X
Folding up: Move the armrest into a
vertical position until it engages.
X
Adjusting: With the armrest folded up,
disengage the armrest by pushing it
towards the rear slightly.
X
Fold the armrest down to the lowest and
then to the desired position until it
engages.
X
To readjust the armrest to a higher
position, move armrest up to the desired
position until it engages.
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To readjust the armrest to a lower
position, you must first fold up the armrest
again and repeat the steps above.
7-seat vehicles
You can use the seat backrest of the second-
row middle seat as an armrest for the
outboard seats.
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Warning!
The folded second-row middle seat is
intended to serve as an armrest only. Do
not fold the second-row middle seat and
allow occupants to use the folded second-
row middle seat as a footrest while driving.
All vehicle occupants must keep both feet
on the floor in front of their seat. Otherwise,
occupants could slide under the seat belt
in a collision. If occupants slide under it, the
belt would apply force at the abdomen or
neck. That could cause serious or even fatal
injuries.
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