How to Adjust the Height of MG6 Seats?
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To adjust the height of MG6 seats, whether for automatic or manual adjustment, locate the seat adjustment button beside the seat and move it up or down as needed. The MG6 is equipped with 6-way or 4-way adjustable front seats, supporting multi-directional adjustments. Below are detailed instructions for various adjustment methods: 1. Manual Seat Adjustment: (1) Forward/Backward Adjustment: Lift the lever under the seat cushion to slide the seat to the desired position, then release the lever to ensure proper engagement. (2) Seat Cushion Height Adjustment: Repeatedly pull the handle upward to raise the seat cushion or push it downward to lower it. (3) Backrest Adjustment: Lift the handle to adjust the backrest to your preferred angle, then release the handle. 2. Power Seat Adjustment: (1) Forward/Backward Adjustment: Push the switch forward or backward to move the seat. (2) Seat Cushion Height Adjustment: Pull the switch upward or push it downward to raise or lower the seat cushion. (3) Backrest Adjustment: Rock the switch forward or backward to adjust the backrest angle. (4) Lumbar Support Adjustment: Rotate the knob to adjust lumbar support firmness. For front/rear headrest height adjustment: Pull the headrest upward to the desired position, then press it down gently to lock it in place. To remove the headrest, press the guide sleeve button on the left side and pull the headrest upward. To lower the headrest, press the guide sleeve button and push the headrest down to the desired position, then release the button and press gently to ensure proper locking.
Having driven the MG6 for many years, adjusting the seat height is actually quite simple. On the outer side of the seat near the door, there's a metal lever. Once seated, reach down to find it, gently lift it up and hold it—this allows the seat to slide up and down for height adjustment. The ideal height is when you can clearly see the road ahead and the dashboard, with your legs and feet naturally reaching the pedals, avoiding neck fatigue or blind spots. After adjusting, release the lever to automatically lock it in place. Always test the lock before driving to ensure it's secure, as failure to do so could lead to dangerous sliding during bumps. Practicing this a few times makes it second nature, enhancing both comfort and safety. I adjust mine before every long trip to prevent discomfort.
