1995-2002 Renault Megane SUV Getting to know your car -> Head Restraints User Manual
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HEAD RESTRAINTS  
To refit the head restraint  
Insert the rods into the sleeves with  
the notches facing the front.  
Lower the head restraint until it  
locks in position.  
A
1
A
B
1
To adjust the height  
To adjust the angle of the head  
restraint  
Pull the head restraint forwards A  
and slide it up or down at the same  
time B.  
On certain vehicles the angle of the  
head restraint can be adjusted. To  
do this, move the front section A of  
the head restraint forwards or  
To remove the head restraint  
Raise the head restraint until it is at  
the highest possible setting. Lift up  
backwards  
comfortable.  
until  
it  
feels  
The head restraint is  
important for safety:  
tab  
1
and then pull the head  
ensure  
that  
it  
is  
restraint upwards until it is  
released.  
positioned correctly.  
The distance between your head  
and the head restraint should be  
as small as possible, and the top  
of the head restraint should be as  
close as possible to the top of  
your head.  
1.11  
REAR HEAD RESTRAINTS  
1
C
D
A
B
2
1
Side C and centre D head  
restraints  
Stowing position of centre head  
restraint  
To adjust the height:  
Simply slide it up.  
Press the tabs 2 on the head restraint  
guides and lower the head restraint  
completely.  
To remove it:  
Press tab 1 on head restraint guides.  
When the head restraint has been  
lowered as far as it can go, it is  
called the stowing position: the  
head restraint must not be in this  
position if the seat is occupied by a  
passenger.  
The head restraint is  
important for safety. Ensure  
that it is in place and in the  
To refit the head restraint:  
correct  
position.  
The  
Insert the rods into the sleeves, with  
the notches facing the front, and  
lower the head restraint to the  
desired height.  
distance between your head and  
the head restraint should be as  
small as possible. The top of your  
head should be in line with the top  
of the head restraint.  
1.12  

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