Saab 2006 9-3 Remote Starter User manual

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Owner’s Manual
Saab 9-3 M2006
© Saab Automobile AB 2005
Service Readiness, Saab Automobile AB, Trollhättan, Sweden
Printed in Sweden
Safety 11
Security 49
9-3 Convertible 63
Instruments and controls 83
Interior equipment 127
Starting and driving 159
Car care 213
Customer Assistance and Information 287
Technical data 293
Index 283
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Introduction
Thismanualprovidespracticalguidanceon
driving and caring for your Saab.
Although this manual describes the most
important differences between model vari-
ants, it does not specify the equipment or
features included on individual models.
Importation and distribution of Saab auto-
mobiles, spare parts and accessories are
handledexclusivelybySaabCarsUSA,Inc.
in the UnitedStates and by General Motors
of Canada Limited in Canada.
We recommend that you read through the
manualbeforetaking thecaroutfor thefirst
time and keep it in the car for future refer-
ence.
To find a specific item, use the overviews
given on page 3–6. A list ofcontent is given
at the beginning of each section of the
manual, and there is also a comprehensive
index at the back of the book.
Suppliedwiththecarisa WarrantyandSer-
vice Record booklet which contains impor-
tant warranty information and specifies the
regular maintenance tobe carried out. Also
included is a Quick Reference Guide, an
Infotainment System manual, tire warran-
tiesand(U.S.customers),adealerdirectory
with Roadside Assistance Program infor-
mation.
Since the policy at Saab is one of continual
improvement, we retain the right to incorpo-
ratemodificationsandtoalterspecifications
during production without prior notice.
3Asteriskmeans:equipmentnotfittedinall
cars (can depend on model variant, engine
variant, market specification, options or
accessories).
If you have any questions concerning your
car, its equipment, the warranty conditions,
etc., your Saab dealer will be pleased to
help, or you may call the Saab Customer
Assistance Center inthe U.S. at1-800-955-
9007 or email them at saab-
crm@saabusa.com. In Canada, please
contact the Saab Customer Assistance
Center at 1-800-263-1999.
Enjoy the road ahead!
Saab Automobile AB
Saab Automobile AB does not accept liability for
any damage caused by the fitting of spare parts,
exchange parts or accessories that are not
approved by Saab Automobile AB.
WARNING
Failure to heed warnings may cause
personal injury.
NOTICE
NOTICEtextswarnsofpotentialdamage
tothecarif the recommendationsarenot
followed.
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Instrument panel
Changing bulbs__________ 232
Front fog lights___________ 104
Headlight levelling________ 102
High/low beam __________ 103
Parking lights____________ 102
Rear fog light____________ 104
Cruise Control___________ 179
Direction indicators _______ 104
High/low beam control stalk 103
Fuel gauge __________________ 91
Odometer and trip meter________ 89
Speedometer ________________ 89
Tachometer__________________ 88
Temperature gauge____________ 90
Turbo gauge _________________ 90
Warning and indicator lights _____ 84
Ashtray _____________________ 144
Cigarette lighter_______________ 144
Clock _______________________ 98
Profiler ______________________ 93
Saab Information Display (SID) ___ 93
Replacing wiper blades ___ 230
Washers and wipers______ 106
Washer fluid ____________ 231
Automatic climate control__ 115
Car care and maintenance_ 282
Hazard warning lights_____ 105
Manual climate control ____ 110
Seat heating____________ 114
Seat heating, ACC _______ 123
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Exterior
Anti-corrosion treatment ___ 280
Body __________________ 279
Service program _________ 288
Sunroof________________ 138
Touching up paintwork ____ 279
Washing _______________ 277
Waxing and polishing _____ 279
Brake lights _____________ 240
Changing bulbs__________ 232
Light switches ___________ 102
Taillights _______________ 240
Towing_________________ 205
Towing hook eyes ________ 205
Towing a trailer __________ 198
Folding down the rear seat _ 146
Lighting ________________ 240
Load-through hatch_______ 148
Spare wheel ____________ 150
Tools __________________ 150
Trunk__________________ 146
Maximum loads _______________ 294
Mounting holes for roof carriers___ 202
Roof load____________________ 202
Hood _______________________ 214
Washing the engine bay_________ 277
Central locking __________ 50
Child safety locks ________ 54
Lock buttons____________ 50
Trunk lock______________ 53
Changing bulbs _________ 232
Dipswitch ______________ 102
Direction indicators_______ 104
Front lights _____________ 234
Headlight levelling (xenon)_ 102
Headlight switches_______ 102
Headlight washers _______ 231
Economical motoring _____ 193
Fuel filler door __________ 167
Fuel gauge_____________ 91
Fuel grade _____________ 299
Refueling ______________ 167
Braking _____________________ 180
Changing wheels______________ 273
Spare wheel _________________ 270
Tire pressure ________________ 306
Tires _______________________ 256
Wheels _____________________ 304
Winter driving ________________ 195
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Interior
Airbag _________________ 32
Steering wheel adjustment _ 128
Steering _______________ 302
Interior rearview mirror _________ 133
Vanity mirror _________________ 142
Door mirrors__________________ 132
Airbag_________________ 32
Child safety locks ________ 54
Child seats _____________ 24
Safety belt care _________ 276
Safety belts ____________ 12
Glove box______________ 144
Storage compartments____ 144
Automatic transmission ___ 173
Changing gears _________ 172
Manual transmission _____ 172
Child seats ________________ 24
Folding down the rear seat ____ 146
Rear seat__________________ 146
Safety belts ________________ 12
Seat adjustment ____________ 18
Seat heating _______________ 114,
123
Upholstery care_____________ 276
Interior lighting: changing bulbs___ 245
Interior light switches___________ 141
Sunroof _____________________ 138
Ashtray and cigarette lighter _____ 144
Break-In Period _______________ 171
Driving in hot/cold climates ______ 195
Ignition switch ________________ 160
Parking brake_________________ 187
Parking _____________________ 187
Starting the engine ____________ 162
Fuses _________________ 247
Electric windows _________ 129
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Engine bay, 4-cyl
Color code______________ 307
Engine number __________ 307
Gearbox number_________ 307
Warning labels __________ 8
Vehicle identification number 307
Alternator ______________ 229
Drive belt_______________ 229
Exhaust emission control __ 165
Ignition system __________ 300
Simple troubleshooting
(A/C, ACC)_____________ 282
Spark plugs_____________ 300
Turbo gauge ____________ 90
Engine oil: checking level __ 219
Automatic transmission _________ 173
Transmission: technical data _____ 301
Manual transmission ___________ 172
Battery______________________ 226
Battery charge ________________ 226
Jump starting_________________ 208
Changing engine oil____________ 220
Engine: description ____________ 215
Engine: technical data__________ 297
Important considerations for driving 164
Oil grade and viscosity__________ 298
Topping-up fluid _________ 231
Wash/wipe stalk switch____ 106
Washer fluid ____________ 231
Washer jets ____________ 231
Power steering________________ 225
Fluid: checking/topping up_______ 225
Coolant: checking/topping-up ____ 222
Driving in hot climates __________ 197
Radiator_____________________ 297
Temperature gauge ____________ 90
Changing a fuse_________ 247
Fuse table _____________ 252
Fuses_________________ 247
Relays ________________ 252
ABS brakes_____________ 180
Brake pads _____________ 224
Brake system ___________ 303
Brake fluid______________ 224
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Engine bay, 2.8 V6
Power steering___________ 225
Fluid: checking/topping up__ 225
Vehicle identification
number________________ 307
Colour code_____________ 307
Engine number __________ 307
Warning labels___________ 8
Gearbox number _________ 307
Exhaust emission control __ 165
Drive belt_______________ 229
Simple troubleshooting
(A/C, ACC) _____________ 282
Alternator_______________ 229
Turbo gauge ____________ 90
Spark plugs_____________ 300
Ignition system __________ 300
Automatic transmission __________ 173
Manual gearbox________________ 172
Gearbox: technical data__________ 301
Engine: description _____________ 215
Changing engine oil_____________ 220
Engine oil: topping up ___________ 219
Oil grade and viscosity___________ 298
Engine: technical data___________ 297
Important considerations
for driving ____________________ 164
Engine oil: checking level_________ 219 Battery______________________ 226
Battery charge ________________ 226
Jump starting_________________ 208
Wash/wipe stalk switch____ 106
Topping-up fluid _________ 231
Washer jets_____________ 231
Washer fluid ____________ 231
Changing a fuse _________ 249
Fuses _________________ 247
Relays ________________ 252
Fuse table______________ 249
ABS brakes_____________ 181
Brake pads _____________ 303
Brake system ___________ 180
Brake fluid______________ 224
Cooling system, coolant capacity__ 297
Coolant: checking/topping-up ____ 222
Driving in hot climates __________ 197
Temperature gauge ____________ 90
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Coolant:
Never open when engine hot!
Radiator fan:
Radiator fan may start at any
time.
Battery:
• No sparks, flames or smoking
• Shield eyes, explosive gases can cause blindness or injury
• Sulphuric acid can cause blindness or severe burns
• Flush eyes immediately with water. Get medical help fast
• Do not tip battery. Do not open battery
• NO SPARKS, FLAMES OR SMOKING
• SHIELD EYES
• KEEP OUT OF REACH FROM CHILDREN
•ACID
• SEE OWNER’S MANUAL
• EXPLOSIVE GAS
Warning labels
A/C system:
Refrigerant at high pressure.
Do not loosen or remove the A/C system fittings before discharging the A/C
system. Improper service methods may cause personal injury. Systemto be
serviced by qualified personnel only. For instructions consult dealer man-
ual.
The A/C system complies with SAE J639.
Charge: 680 g R134a.
Compressor oil: 150 cc PAG oil SP-10 alt.
Saab oil 4759106
DANGER/POISON 700 CCA (SAE)
LEVEL INDICATOR
INDICATEUR DE NIVEAU
DARK / NOIR
• No sparks, flames or smoking. • Flush eyes immediatly with water
• Do not tip battery. Do not open battery
KEEP OUT OF REACH FROM CHILDREN.
000 12102-EP
• Shield eyes, explosive gases can cause
blindness or injury.
Get medical help fast.
• Sulfuric acid can cause blindness or severe
MAINTENANCE-FREE BATTERY-P/N53 52 000 12V/700A/125min(SAE) 12V/700A/70Ah (EN)
Saab Automobile AB 53 53 057 Manufactured byTudor Spain (Exide Technologies) 12102-EP
burns.
OK
CLEAR
CLAIR LOW
BAS
DANGER/POISON 700 CCA (SAE)
• Éviter les étincelles et les flammes. Ne pas fumer. • Rincer immédiatement les yeux avec de
• Ne pas pencher ni ouvrir la batterie.
GARDER HORS DE LA PORTÉE DES
ENFANTS
000 12103-EP
• Protéger les yeux car les gaz explosife peuvent
causer la cécité ou des blessures.
l'oau Consulter un médecin rapidement.
• L'acide sulfurique peut causer la cécité ou des
BATTERIESANS ENTRETIEN-P/N 53 52 000 12V/700A/125min(SAE) 12V/700A/70Ah (EN)
Saab Automobile AB 53 53 085 Fabriquée parTudor Espagne (Exide Technologies) 12103-EP
brûlures graves.
CANADA
NETTOYERLEBOUCHON
DE REMPLISSAGE
AVANT DE L’ENLEVER.
UTILISER SEULEMENT
DU LIQUIDE DOT 4 PROV-
ENANT D’UN CONTE-
NANT SCELLÉ.
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Changing wheels:
Use only on specified vehicle. Safe working load
2425 lbs. (1100 kg). Use on level firm ground only. Do
not get under a vehicle that is supported only by a jack,
use vehicle support stands. No persons are to remain in
the vehicle.
Contact a Saab dealer if a
xenon headlight requires
replacement.
This label is only found on
cars with xenon headlights.
DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• Children 12 and under can be killed by the airbag
• The BACK SEAT is the SAFEST place for children
• NEVER put a rear-facing child seat in the front
• Sit as far back as possible from the airbag
• ALWAYS useSEAT BELTS andCHILDRESTRAINTS
USA
CANADA
Jack
• Jack is designed only for changing a tire or mounting
tire snow chains.
• Vehicle must be level and jack must be placed on firm
and level ground.
• Never crawl underneath vehicle when it is jacked up.
JACKING INSTRUCTION
1 Set parking brake and shift transmission to park.
2 Fit top of jack into jacking point next to wheel to be
changed.
3 Crank jack so that vehicle begins to lift.
4 Using socket wrench in tool kit, loosen wheel bolts
one-half turn.
5 Raise vehicle so that tire clears ground. Loosen
wheel bolts completely and remove wheel.
6 Mount spare wheel and tighten bolts enough so
wheel is not loose.
7 Lower vehicle. Tighten wheel bolts in a crisscross
sequence.
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No sparks,
flames or
smoking Buckle up
Refer to
the Owner’s
Manual Airbag
Shield eyes Never place a
rear-facing
child seat in
this seat
Keep out of
reach of
children Electric
windows
Battery acid
contains sul-
phuric acid
Deactivating
ofrearwindow
switches
Risk of
explosive gas Central
locking, lock
Central
locking,
unlock
Trunk lid,
opening
Headlights Windshield
wipers
Direction
indicators Windshield
washers
Parking lights Defroster
Hazard warn-
ing lights Rear window
heating
Frontfoglights Cabin fan
Rear fog light
Coolant tem-
perature Radiator fan
No charge to
battery Fuel
Foot brake
Coolant level
Engine oil
pressure
ABS brakes
Electronic
Stability
Program
Example of symbols that can be found in your car
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Safety belts ___________ 12
Seats ________________ 18
Head restraints ________ 23
Child safety ___________ 24
Airbag________________ 32
Safety
3Asteriskmeans:equipmentnotfittedinall
cars (can depend on model variant, engine
variant, market specification, options or
accessories).
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Safety belts Three-point inertia-reel safety belts are
provided for all seats.
Theresultsofstudiesshowthat itisequally
important to wear safety belts in the rear
seat as in the front seats.
Safety belt reminder
When the ignition is switched on,the safety
belt reminder in the main instrument panel
willcomeonifthedriverhasnotbuckledup.
In addition an audible signal sounds for 4–
8 seconds, or until the driver fastens his
belt.
The front seat passenger is reminded to
buckle up by the Saab Information Display
(SID).
WARNING
• Buckle up and adjust your safety belt
before driving off so that you can pay
full attention to the traffic.
• Safetybeltsmustbewornatalltimes
by all occupants.
• Child safety, see page 24.
• Check that the locking tongue is prop-
erly locked in the belt lock.
• In the event of a crash, a rear-seat
passenger not wearing a safety belt
will be thrown forward against the
front-seat backrests. The stresses
imposed onthefrontseatpassengers
andbeltsaremultipliedandcanresult
inneedlessinjuryorevendeathforall
car occupants.
Use your seatbelt.
Driver seat safety belt reminder
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Correct position for safety belt
Consider this:
• Position the lap strap snugly and low
across the hips so that it just touches the
thighs.
The shoulder strap must be as far in on
the shoulder as possible.
• Checktoensurethatthebeltisnottwisted
or rubbing against any sharp edges.
• There should not be any slack in the belt.
Pull the belt tight – particularly important
when thick outer clothing is worn. It
is advisable to remove thick items of
clothing.
• Refrainfromtiltingthebackrestmorethan
necessary, as the safety belt provides
better protection when the seat is in the
more upright position.
• Only one person per safety belt!
• For most of thetimea safety beltis worn,
theretractorwillallowthewearerfreedom
ofmovement.Theretractorlocksupauto-
matically if the beltis jerked or withdrawn
sharply, the car tilts, the brakes are
applied hard or a crash occurs.
• Childrenupto6yearsofagemustalways
be seated in a child seat. Saab recom-
mends the use of a child seat for children
up to the age of 10.
• Children who have grown out of a child
seat should be restrained by the car’s
standardthree-pointbelts.Makesurethat
theshoulderbeltis notincontactwith the
neckorthroat.Ifitis,aboosterseat/cush-
ion may be necessary.
WARNING
Proper positioning of the safety belt is
extremely important.
• Anoutofpositionsafetybeltcanresult
in the wearer sliding underneath the
belt in a crash (submarining) and
injury can result from the lap portion
cutting into the abdomen.
•Never fasten the safety belt with the
shoulder belt behind the body or pull
thebeltofftheshoulderandunderthe
arm.
• Two people must never share one
safety belt. In the event of a crash
thosesharingabeltriskbeingcrushed
together and injured.
Correct seating position
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Front safety belts
Fastenthebeltbypullingthebeltandinsert-
ing thetongue in the buckle. Checkthat it is
securely fastened.
Position the lap part low across the hips.
Grasp the shoulder belt close to the buckle
and pull the belt towards the shoulder to
tighten the lap belt part.
Thebeltmustbeasfarinontheshoulderas
possible.
Press the red button on the belt buckle to
release the belt.
The front safety belts have their lower
anchorage points on the seats. The safety
belts follow the seats when the legroom is
adjusted.
Refertopage 276forhowtocheckthefunc-
tion of the safety belts, cleaning, etc.
Belt height adjustment,
Sport Sedan and SportCombi
Thebeltguideonthedoorpillarforthefront
safety belts can be set at different heights.
Thefront beltguideintheConvertibleisnot
adjustable due to the belt being incorpo-
rated into the seat.
To fasten the belt Press the red button to release the belt The belt guide on door pillar
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Adjust the belt so that it is as high up as
possible without rubbing against the neck.
To avoid chafing in the case of a short
person, the guide can be lowered until the
belt comes about an inch (a few centime-
ters) from the throat but still provides safe
restraint.
Raisethebeltguidebypushingitupwardto
thedesiredposition.Tolowerit,depressthe
catch release button while lowering the
guide.Check that the guide locks in its new
position.
Safety beltuse during pregnancy
Pregnant women must always wear a
safety belt to protect both themselves and
the unborn child.
The lap belt should be placed low, across
the hips and over the upper thighs.
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Safety belt pretensioners Sport Sedan and SportCombi: The front
safety belts are equipped with pretension-
ers and force limiters. The pretensioners
areactivated intheeventofaviolentfrontal
orside-oncrash.Thesafety beltpretension-
ers are only activated if the safety belt in
question is in use but not activated should
the car roll over.
The safety belt pretensioners serve to
reduce the forward movement of the body
by tensioning the belt. The force limiters
reduce belt loads on the body by "slacken-
ing" the safety belt slightly to absorb the
body’s kinetic energy as gradually as possi-
ble. Certain variants are equippedwith two-
steppretensionersandtheyservetoreduce
the forward movement of the body in the
same way as the one-step pretensioners.
Convertible:Thefrontandrearsafetybelts
are equipped with pretensioners and force
limiters. The pretensioners are activated in
the event of a violent frontal or side-on
crash. The front safety belt pretensioners
are only activated if the safety belt in ques-
tion is in use.
The safety belt pretensioners serve to
reduce the movement of the body by ten-
sioning the belt, including in a roll over
crash. The force limiters reduce belt loads
on the body by "slackening" the safety belt
slightly to absorb the body’s kinetic energy
as gradually as possible. Certain variants
are equipped with two-step pretensioners
and they serve to reduce the forward move-
ment of the body in the same way as the
one-step pretensioners.
WARNING
If thecar is involved in a crash, thesafety
belts, belt pretensioners and other
components must be inspected and
replaced as necessary. We recommend
that you contact a Saab dealer.
Never make any alterations or repairs to
the safety belt yourself. We recommend
that you contact a Saab dealer for any
necessary repairs.
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Safety belts, rear seat, Sport
Sedan and SportCombi
Safety belts rear seat, Convertible, see
page 77
The three rear seats all have three-point
safety belts with inertia reels.
Fasten the belts by pulling the belt across
youandinsertingthetongueintothebuckle.
Check that it is securely fastened.
Grasp the shoulder belt close to the buckle
and pull the belt towards the shoulder to
tighten the lap belt part.
Thebeltmustbeasfarinontheshoulderas
possible.
Press the red button on the buckle to
release the belt.
See page 276 for the checking of belt func-
tion, cleaning, etc.
WARNING
• Make sure that the belt does not
become trapped when the backrest is
folded down or raised (seepage 146).
• If cargo has to be placed on a seat, it
must be properly secured with the
safetybelt.Thisreducestheriskofthe
cargo being thrown about duringhard
braking or a crash, whichcould cause
personal injury.
• Check that the belt is not twisted or
lying against sharp edges.
• Make sure you use the correct safety
beltbuckle.Thebucklesforthecenter
and left-hand rear seats are close
together.
Rear safety belts
Securing an item on the rear seat
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Seats
Manually adjusted front seats 3
Thefollowingfrontseatadjustmentscanbe
made to achieve a comfortable driving
position:
•Height 3
•Legroom
• Backrest rake angle
•Lumbar support firmness 3
• Head restraint height
We recommend that adjustments to the
driver’s seat be performed in the following
order:
1Height
2 Legroom
3 Backrest rake angle
4 Head restraint height
Lastly, adjust the position of the steering
wheel (see page 128).
Electrically adjustable front seats 3
See page 20.
Electric heating, front seats 3
See pages 114 and 123. Height adjustment 3
Lift the lever to raise the seat. The lever is
spring-loaded to return to its neutral posi-
tion. Repeated lifting of the lever will
increase the height in steps.
Press down the lever to lower the seat.
Repeated downward presses of the lever
will lower the seat in steps.
WARNING
Never adjust the driver’s seat except
when the car is stationary.
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Legroom adjustment
Lift the lever under the front of the seat and
slide the seat to the desired position.
Backrest rake angle
To find the most comfortable position, turn
the knob to provide stepless adjustment of
the backrest.
Lumbar support 3
Adjustthefirmnessofthelumbarsupportby
turning the knob.
WARNING
Check that the seat is locked in the new
position. If not, it may move while the car
is being driven and it couldresult in injury
to the occupant in the event of a crash.
WARNING
The backrest should be upright during
driving,sothatthesafetybelt,airbagand
backrestcan provide optimumprotection
in the event of emergency braking or a
crash, in particular a rear-end crash.
Adjusting the backrestAdjusting the legroom Adjusting the lumbar support
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Electrically adjustable front
seats 3
Withthedoorsclosedtheseatscanonlybe
adjusted when the ignition is ON.
However, there are two exceptions:
• Tofacilitategettingintothecar,bothseats
can be adjusted when either of the front
doors is open.
• The seats can be adjusted up to
2 minutes after both doors have been
closed (applicable only to cars without
window and sunroof pinch protection).
Height adjustment and seat
angle
Adjust the height of the seat with the rear
section of the front lever.
Adjust the angle of the seat with the front
section of the front lever.
Legroom adjustment
Adjust the legroom with the front lever.
WARNING
• The seats are actuated by powerful
motors.Bearthis inmindwhenadjust-
ing the seat, and make sure that noth-
inggetscaughtanddamaged.Ensure
thatnothingcanbetrappedbehindthe
seat when adjusting it.
• Bear in mind that children can be
injurediftheyplaywiththeelectrically-
operated seats.
•Always remove the remote control
when you leave the car to prevent
personal injury caused by the electri-
cally adjustable seats, for example,
due to children playing. Electrically
adjustable front seats with memory
function, see page 21.
Adjusting the height and angle Adjusting the legroom
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