Seats and headrests (Sierra)

Front seats

Front seat adjustment

Longitudinal adjustment

1. Pull the longitudinal adjustment lever (1) located under the seat on the side of the vehicle's symmetry axis and hold it in this position. In some vehicle equipment versions, it is possible to adjust the height of the driver's seat by turning the handle (3) at the bottom of the seat on the door side. To raise the seat, turn the handle counterclockwise, and to lower it, turn it clockwise.



2. Move the seat longitudinally to the selected position and release the longitudinal adjustment lever.

3. Move the seat forward and backward slightly until the front seat locks.

Adjusting the seat backrest tilt

The angle of the seat back can be changed by turning the handle (2) located at the bottom of the back on the door side.

Adjusting the lumbar support curve

In some vehicle equipment versions, it is possible to adjust the lumbar support angle by turning the handle (4) located on the inside of the support.

Rear seats

Folding the non-dividing backrest

1. Lift the two buttons located on the sides of the back.



2. Tilt the backrest forward.

Folding the split backrest

Cars with a Berlin body



1. Lift the button located at the back of the part of the backrest that is to be folded.



2. Fold the unlocked part of the backrest forward.

Cars with a Sedan body

1. Open the trunk.



2. Pull the release button of the corresponding part of the backrest (the release lever is accessible from inside the trunk).



3. Fold the corresponding part of the back forward.

Folding the rear seat

Pull the strap located at the back of the seat, lift and rotate the seat forward.

Folding the rear shelf

1. To remove the rear shelf (only two-volume bodies), you must unhook the rods from the hooks in the rear door.

2. Remove the shelf pivot axis from the guides.

Headrests

To change the height of the headrest, move it in the appropriate direction.



Removing the headrest requires pressing the button located near the right guide.

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