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Storing objects
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Luggage compartment
Placing the third row of seats in loading floor
position
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Remove the luggage compartment shelf
›››page287.
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Push the head restraint down as far as it will
go ›››page1
12.
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Release the seat belt from both locks to pre-
vent damages to the seat and the seat belt.
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Move the seats of the second row fully for-
ward ›››page110.
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Open the rear lid.
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Remove any objects located in the footwell in
front of and behind the seat ›››
.
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Remove objects from the space below the
corr
esponding seat.
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Pull the unlocking lever ›››Fig.196 to its rear-
most position to unlock the seat backrest.
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Move the backrest down with your hand un-
til it is completely against the frame of the
seat›››
.
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When the seat is in loading floor position,
do not l
et anyone travel in it (not even a
child)›››
.
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Close the tailgate.
Lifting the seats of the thir
d row
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Move the seats of the second row fully for-
w
ard.
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Open the rear lid.
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Pull the cord on the backrest of the seat
›››Fig.196 to lift the backrest. OR: lift the back-
rest with your hand from the vehicle interior.
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The red mark on the unlock lever ›››Fig.196
must disappear.
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Make sure that the seat backrest is correctly
engaged by pulling and pushing it.
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If required, fit the rear shelf again.
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Close the tailgate.
WARNING
Risk of suering se
vere head injuries If peo-
ple taller than 1.60 m travel in the third row,
they may receive severe head injuries in the
event of an accident.
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Never travel with anyone taller than 1.60 m
on the third row.
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When closing the rear lid, always be mind-
ful of the passengers of the rearmost seats.
WARNING
If the rear seats are folded down or lifted
without paying att
ention or without control,
severe injuries might occur.
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Never lower or lift the rear seat backrests
while driving.
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Do no trap or damage the seat belt when
raising the rear seat backrests.
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When moving the rear seat backrests up
and do
wn, keep your hands, fingers, feet and
other body parts out of the operating area of
the hinges and the locking mechanism of the
seats.
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Mats or other objects can be caught in
the hinges of the seat backr
ests or the seats
themselves. This would cause the backrests
not to be locked correctly in an upright posi-
tion.
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For the rear seat belts to oer the neces-
sary protection, the rear backrests must be
properly engaged vertically. If someone is
seated in a seat whose backrest is not prop-
erly engaged they will be thrown forwards,
along with the backrest, during an accident
or a sudden driving or braking manoeuvre.
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A red mark on unlock lever ›››Fig.196 in-
dicates that backrest is not engaged. If the
back rest is locked correctly, the mark is not
visible.
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When a rear seat or its backrest is folded
down or not correctly engaged, do not let
anyone use that seat (not even a child).
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