How to Adjust the Front and Rear Position of the GAC GS4 Seat?
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When adjusting the front and rear position of the GAC GS4 seat, pull the adjustment handle under the front part of the driver's seat in the direction of the arrow, and adjust the seat to the desired position. Release the adjustment handle and slightly move the seat back and forth until the locking mechanism engages securely. The detailed instructions are as follows: 1. Manual Adjustment. (1) Adjusting the front and rear position of the seat: Pull the adjustment handle under the front part of the driver's seat in the direction of Arrow 1, and adjust the seat to the desired position. Release the adjustment handle and slightly move the seat back and forth until the locking mechanism engages securely. (2) Adjusting the seat height (applicable to certain models): Repeatedly lift or press the handle in the direction of Arrow 2 from the original position, and the seat will gradually rise or lower. (3) Adjusting the backrest angle: Press the adjustment handle on the left side of the seat in the direction of Arrow 3, adjust the backrest to the desired position, and release the handle. 2. Automatic Adjustment: (1) Adjusting the front and rear position and the height of the seat cushion: Press the switch in the direction of Arrow 1 to adjust the front and rear position of the seat; (2) Press the switch in the direction of Arrow 2 to adjust the overall height of the seat; (3) Move the switch back and forth in the direction of Arrow 3 to adjust the backrest to the desired position.
I've adjusted the front and rear seats of the GAC GS4 many times, so here's some experience to share. The GS4's fore-aft adjustment is usually located under the front edge of the seat - look for a metal lever. You'll need to bend down to find it, then pull it by hand to unlock the seat rail. After sliding the seat to the desired position, release the lever to lock it. The design is quite straightforward, but I recommend sitting properly first and measuring pedal distance before adjusting: your knees should be slightly bent with feet able to fully depress both brake and accelerator pedals. Being too close may cause leg contact, while sitting too far back affects visibility. I once encountered stuck rails, likely due to dust buildup or insufficient lubrication. Regularly clean around the rails during car washes and apply some WD40 to prevent rust - this makes adjustments smoother. This car accommodates various heights well, but proper seat positioning before long drives is crucial to avoid fatigue. After a few tries, you'll get the hang of it. Remember to adjust your seatbelt accordingly too.
I pay close attention to the front and rear seat adjustments of the Trumpchi GS4, as it relates to driving safety. The lever under the front of the seat is key—just give it a gentle pull to slide the seat. The position should be adjusted so that your knees are neither overly bent nor fully extended when pressing the pedals, maintaining a fist-sized gap for optimal comfort. When driving this car, I always adjust the seat properly before hitting the road—an incorrect position can easily lead to fatigue or delayed reactions. For safety, always check that the locking mechanism is secure when switching drivers to prevent the seat from moving while driving. Some users complain about the sliding rails not moving smoothly, which might be due to dirt buildup in the tracks. Regularly clean them with a soft cloth and apply some automotive lubricant to improve movement. Beginners should take their time and practice in an open area before accelerating. Proper seat adjustment ensures a safer and more fuel-efficient drive.
