Q: How do I recline the front seats?
How do I recline the front seats?
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Reclining the front seats is very easy. First, locate the recline lever, which is on the side of the seat, near the back. Next, lift the lever, and move the back of the seat into whatever position you desire. Finally, release the lever. After adjusting the seat, you should try and move the seat, to be sure that it is locked into place.
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