What Causes the Driver's Seat to Fail Adjusting Forward and Backward?
1 Answers
The driver's seat may fail to adjust forward and backward due to obstructions in the sliding tracks beneath the seat. Below are the methods for adjusting car seats: 1. Height adjustment of car seats: The height should be adjusted based on factors such as the driver's height, arm length, and the distance between the steering wheel and the body. 2. Forward and backward adjustment of car seats: This mainly involves adjusting the distance between the seat and the pedals. A greater distance allows more legroom but may reduce accuracy and force when pressing the pedals. 3. Steering wheel adjustment: Ensure the steering wheel does not obstruct the dashboard display and avoid knee contact with the wheel. 4. Seatbelt adjustment: Position the seatbelt over the shoulder blade, avoiding proximity to the neck. 5. Headrest adjustment: The correct position is with the head resting on the headrest, ensuring the back of the head is centered. This provides optimal support during an accident, minimizing injury risks. 6. Lumbar support adjustment: Avoid setting the lumbar support too high or too low; a moderate setting is ideal. 7. Seatback adjustment: First, ensure the angle between the body and legs exceeds 90 degrees, then keep the shoulders against the seat. Extend the arms to position the wrists at the top of the steering wheel.
