Adjusting the NECK-PRO head restraints

Adjusting

Adjusting
Adjusting

restraint 1. Pull or push the bottom of NECK-PRO head restraint 1.

Resetting

The NECK-PRO head restraints are moved forwards in the event of a rear collision in the direction of travel and have to be reset afterwards.

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