BMW x5 2001 Manual Do Utilizador

For maximum safety when adjusting the
seat position, please observe the
following:

Never try to adjust your seat while
driving the vehicle. The seat could

respond with unexpected movement,
and the ensuing loss of vehicle control
could lead to an accident.
Be sure that the safety belt remains
firmly against your body at all times. In
the event of a frontal impact, a loose lap
belt could slide over your hips, leading
to abdominal injury. In addition, the
safety belt's restraint effectiveness is
reduced if the belt is worn loosely.
Never ride with the backrest reclined to
an extreme angle (especially important
for the front passenger to remember).
If you do so, there is a risk that you will
slide under the safety belt in an acci-
dent, thus reducing the protection
provided by the safety belt.

Correct sitting posture

To reduce strain on the spinal column,
sit all the way back in the seat and rest
your back fully against the backrest.
The ideal sitting posture is achieved
with your head extending from your
spine in a straight line.
For long-distance driving, you may
wish to angle the backrest slightly to
reduce muscular tension. You should
be able to reach the highest point on
the steering wheel without straight-
ening your arms.

1 Tilt angle (driver's seat only)

2 Backward/Forward adjustment

3 Cushion height

4 Backrest angle

Adjust the head restraint manually.

Comply with the adjustment
instructions in the preceding

column. Failure to do so could result in
diminished personal safety.

Lumbar support

Refer to the BMW comfort seat on
page

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Seat adjustment

Power seat(s

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