How to adjust the seats of an Audi A4L?
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Audi A4L seat adjustment method: The driver's seat adjustment controls are located on the side of the seat cushion near the car window, featuring three adjustment functions for seat position, lumbar support, and backrest; the rear seats can be folded down using the shoulder switch - pull the unlock switch and press the seatback forward. The Audi A4L adopts a brand-new exterior and chassis design, with a fashionable and dynamic appearance, smooth lines, and exquisite interior craftsmanship. The dimensions of this car are 4761mm in length, 1826mm in width, and 1439mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2869mm. The 1.4T engine of the Audi A4L has a maximum power of 110kW and maximum torque of 250Nm; the low-power 2.0T engine has a maximum power of 110kW and maximum torque of 270Nm; the medium-power 2.0T engine has a maximum power of 140kW and maximum torque of 320Nm; the high-power 2.0T engine has a maximum power of 185kW and maximum torque of 370Nm.
I just started driving an Audi A4L, and seat adjustment is simple yet crucial. There are manual or electric levers on the side of the seat, depending on the model configuration. In the electric version, there are buttons on the door panel: adjust the height up and down to ensure your legs are slightly bent when stepping on the brake; slide the seat forward or backward to a comfortable position so your knees don’t touch the steering wheel; the backrest angle button allows you to tilt it forward or backward, ensuring your back fits snugly without slouching. The Audi A4L also has a memory function—after setting your preferred position, save it using the storage button on the door, and it will automatically restore the next time you get in. My personal tip is to sit upright first after getting in, with your right foot on the brake, lightly pressing to control the position; adjust the height until your eyes align with the center of the rearview mirror for optimal visibility; the lumbar support button is on the side or center console—adjust it to support your lower back without being too firm. Remember to clean the seat rails regularly, as dust buildup can cause stiffness. Spend half a minute adjusting before driving to reduce fatigue on long trips. After fastening the seatbelt, it should feel comfortable and not too tight—that’s the ideal position. Don’t skip this step; it directly affects your driving experience.
