How to adjust the height of the co-pilot seat

The adjustment of the co-pilot seat of Pacific Auto Network is the same as that of the driver's seat. The switch is located on the side of the seat, and the control modes are manual and electric. The correct riding posture should be to adjust the height of the seat and the angle of the back of the chair first after getting on the bus to ensure a good view.

The passenger seat adjustment is the same as the driver seat adjustment. The switch is located on the side of the seat, and the control modes are manual and electric. Of course, electric adjustment is more labor-saving.

Many netizens asked how to adjust the front and rear of the co-pilot seat. Generally speaking, there is a horizontal handle under the co-pilot seat if it is adjusted back and forth. After pulling down or up, the seat can move back and forth. Adjust to the right position, loosen the handle and the seat will be fixed. If it is electronically controlled, it will be much more convenient. Find the adjustment button and push or press the button to adjust. Many people think I am.

If you don't drive, you can do whatever you want sitting in the co-pilot. Incorrect sitting posture will bring unpredictable danger to passengers in an emergency. For example, it looks comfortable to put your legs on the center console when driving, but once a vehicle collides, it will affect the correct ejection of the co-pilot airbag and endanger the safety of passengers.

Some passengers feel sleepy and want to lie in the co-pilot's seat, and directly adjust the co-pilot's backrest too low or even flat to lie down comfortably. This is very dangerous. When a traffic accident happens, the seat belt doesn't work at all, which is easy to cause injuries. Not to mention some people sitting in the co-pilot don't wear seat belts at all.

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