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Ease of use and comfort
Rear head restraints
The rear head restraints can be removed.
To remove a head restraint:
F pull the head restraint as far up as it will go,
F press the lug A to release the head restraint
and remove it completely,
F stow the head restraint.
Never drive with passengers seated at
the rear when the head restraints are
removed; they must be in place and in the
high position.
Removal of the seats
Seat storage
F Straighten the continuity panels of the 2nd
row of seats.
F Put the head restraints in the low position.
F Check that the seat belts in the 3rd row are
properly stored along the side trims without
being folded or twisted.
F Pull strap F, located at the bottom of the
backrest.
The seat is unlocked.
F Push the backrest slightly forwards.
The backrest tilts and folds back on the
cushion; the folded seat is stored at the back of
its storage area.
F Put the concertina boards back above the
folded seats.
Before doing anything to the seats on the
3rd row, straighten the continuity panels of
the seats on the 2nd row.
Do not try to fold back a seat in the 3rd
row without having opened it until the
backrest is fully locked.
Do not leave anything on or underneath
the seats on the 3rd row when they are
being folded.
Do not guide strap F when storing the seat
– your fingers may get jammed!
They have two positions:
- a high position, for when the seat is in use:
F pull the head restraint fully up.
- a low position, for stowing, when the seat
is not in use:
F press the lug A to release the head
restraint and push it fully down.
To refit a head restraint:
F insert the head restraint rods into the guides in
the corresponding seat backrest,
F push the head restraint down as far as it will go,
F press the lug A to free the head restraint and
push it down.
Removing the right-hand seat first is
recommended in order to facilitate access to
the left-hand seat unlocking control.
The seat must be in the folded away position.
This is done from the boot sill.
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