2003-2010 Vauxhall Meriva SUV Seats, Interior -> Head restraints User Manual
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Seats, Interior  
45  
The seat backrests must not be tilted too  
far back. Recommended maximum tilting  
angle approx. 25°.  
9 Warning  
Failure to observe these descriptions  
could lead to injuries which could be  
fata l. Vehicle p assengers must b e  
informed accordingly before starting-off.  
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Adjusting the rear centre head restraint  
To adjust, pull head restraint upwards,  
press springs and push head restraint  
down.  
Head restraints  
Adjusting the front head restraints and  
the rear outboard head restraints 3  
To adjust head restraint, tilt forward, hold  
and adjust height.  
To improve visibility, push head restraint  
down as far as possible if centre seat is  
unoccupied or to increase the size of the  
luggage compartment.  
To fold over the rear seats or lower the  
front passenger’s seat head restraint all  
the way down and remove, see next page.  
Fold centre seat – see page 53.  
If centre seat is occupied, pull head  
restraint upwards.  
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Seats, Interior  
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Head restraint position  
Active head restraints 3  
Removing the head restraints  
The middle of the head restraint should be  
at eye level. If this is not possible for  
extremely tall persons, set to highest  
position, and set to lowest position for  
small persons.  
In the event of a rear-end impact, the  
active head restraints automatically tilt  
forward a little. The head is more  
effectively supported by the head restraint  
and the danger of injuries caused by  
wh ip la sh in th e ne ck area is re du ced.  
Press and release the two catches.  
Pull and remove the head restraint.  
Note  
Only approved objects or components  
should be attached to the head restraintof  
the unoccupied front passenger’s seat.  
9 Warning  
Active head restraints are identified by the  
lettering ACTIVE on the head re s tra int  
guid e sleeves.  
Failure to observe the descriptions can  
lead to injuries which could be fatal.  
Vehicle passengers must be informed  
accordingly before moving away.  

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