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How to adjust the seats of Audi Q5?

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CodyFitz

07/29/25 12:23pm

Here are the steps to adjust the seats of Audi Q5: 1. Front seat adjustment of Audi Q5: 1. Press the lumbar support button to adjust the angle of the lumbar support. 2. Move the switch forward and backward to control the forward and backward movement of the seat. Lift or press down to adjust the height of the seat. 3. Move the backrest switch forward and backward to adjust the angle of the backrest. 2. Rear seat adjustment of Audi Q5: 1. Backrest angle adjustment: Lift the latch switch, then manually move the seat backrest forward or backward to the desired position, and release the switch to lock it. 2. Forward and backward position adjustment: Pull the fixing bow upward, move the seat forward or backward to the desired position, release the fixing bow, and continue moving the seat until the mechanism engages.

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