User Guide

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Head traints

Slide the head restraint up

or

down

so

that the top

of

the

restraint is closest

to

the top of your ears. This position

reduces the chance

of

a

neck injury

in

a

crash.

Seatback Latches

The

front

seatback

of

the

base level bench seat folds

forward to let

you

access the rear

of

the cab. Your

seatback will move back and forth freely, unless

you

come

to

a sudden stop. Then

it

will lock

in

place. If

you

have a Crew Cab, your front seatback is designed

not

to

fold forward. Access

to

the

rear of the cab is available

by using the rear doors.

The front seatback of all seats except

the

base level

bench seat folds forward

to

let

you

access

the

rear

of

the

cab.

If

you have

a

Crew Cab,

your

front seatback is

designed

not

to

fold forward. Access

to

the rear

of

the

cab

is

available by using

the

rear doors.

To

fold a seatback forward

on

all seats except

the

base

level

bench seat, pull this

lever forward and fold

the

seatback forward.

To

return the seatback to

the

upright position,

just

push

the seatback rearward

until

it

latches. After returning the

seatback

to

its upright position, pull the seatback

forward to make sure

it

is locked.

The rear seatback

of

a rear bench seat without a center

armrest can be folded forward

to

let you reach

the

area behind

it.

Your seatback will move back and forth

freely, unless you come

to

a sudden stop. Then,

it

will

lock

into

place.

The Crew Cab rear seatback with a center armrest folds

forward to let.you access the area behind

it.