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Subaru Ascent (2023 year). Manual in english - page 10

274 Tilt/telescopic steering wheel

NOTE

3-19. Tilt/telescopic steering

Turn on the defogger and deicer

wheel

system if the wipers are frozen to

the windshield.

If the windshield is covered with

WARNING

snow, remove the snow so that the

Do not adjust the steering wheel

windshield wiper deicer works effec-

tilt/telescopic position while driv-

tively.

ing. This may cause loss of

While the defogger and deicer sys-

vehicle control and result in per-

tem is in the continuous operation

sonal injury.

mode:

- If the vehicle speed remains at 9

If the lever cannot be raised to the

fixed position, adjust the steering

mph (15 km/h) or lower for 15

1

Tilt adjustment

minutes, the windshield wiper

wheel again. It is dangerous to

2

Telescopic adjustment

deicer system automatically

drive without locking the steering

3

Tilt/telescopic lock lever

stops operating. However, the

wheel. This may cause loss of

rear window defogger system

vehicle control and result in per-

1.

Adjust the seat position.

Refer

to

and outside mirror defogger sys-

sonal injury.

“Manual seat” FP33

or “Power seat”

tem maintain continuous opera-

FP34.

tion in this condition.

2.

Pull the tilt/telescopic lock lever down.

- If the vehicle battery voltage

3.

Move the steering wheel to the desired

drops below the permissible le-

level.

vel, continuous operation of the

4.

Pull the lever up to lock the steering

defogger system and deicer sys-

wheel in place.

tem is canceled and the system

5.

Make sure that the steering wheel is

stops operating.

securely locked by moving it up and

down, and forward and backward.

Tilt/telescopic steering wheel

275

& Heated Steering Wheel sys-

NOTE

CAUTION

tem (if equipped)

If the surface temperature of the

Use the Heated Steering Wheel

The Heated Steering Wheel system

steering wheel is approximately

system with the engine running.

warms the steering wheel at a constant

above 1048F (408C) when the switch

Otherwise, the battery voltage

temperature.

is turned on, the system will not heat

may drop below the permissible

the steering wheel. Then, the indica-

level and it may not be possible to

tor light will continue to illuminate.

start the engine.

The Heated Steering Wheel system

There is a possibility that people

will automatically turn off approxi-

with delicate skin may suffer

mately 30 minutes after the system

slight burns even at low tempera-

has been turned on.

tures if they use the Heated

The temperature of the Heated Steer-

Steering Wheel for a long period

ing Wheel

system

cannot

be

ad-

of time. When using the Heated

justed.

Steering Wheel, always be sure to

warn the persons concerned.

Do not cover the Heated Steering

Wheel with an object such as a

1

Heated Steering Wheel switch

steering wheel cover. Doing so

2

Indicator light

may cause the Heated Steering

Wheel to overheat.

To turn on the Heated Steering

Wheel

system, pull the Heated Steering Wheel

Do not spill liquid on the steering

switch when the ignition switch is in the

wheel. If liquid is spilled, wipe it

“ON” or “ACC” position. Then the steering

off immediately and dry it before

wheel will be warmed and the indicator

using the Heated Steering Wheel

light on the switch will illuminate. To turn off

system.

the Heated Steering Wheel system, pull

the switch again. Then the indicator light

will turn off.

276 Horn

3-20. Horn

To sound the horn, push the horn pad.

278 Ventilator control

4-1. Ventilator control

& Side ventilators

& Rear ventilators

& Center ventilators

Side ventilators

To adjust the airflow direction, move the

1

Close

tab. To close the ventilator, move the tab all

2

Open

Center ventilators

the way rearward.

To adjust the airflow direction, move the

To adjust the flow direction, move the tab.

tab. To close the ventilator, move the tab all

the way down.

Climate control panel

279

4-2. Climate control panel

WARNING

. The cooling function operates

only when the engine is running.

. Do not leave children or adults

who would normally require the

support of others alone in your

vehicle. Pets should not be left

alone either. On hot, sunny days,

temperatures in a closed vehicle

could quickly become high en-

ough to cause severe or possibly

fatal injuries to people or ani-

mals.

CAUTION

Do not open and close the center

console lid while operating the rear

climate control panel. There is the

risk of fingers being caught in the

lid.

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280 Climate control panel

& Front climate control panel

1

Climate control screen

2

Rear window and outside mirror defogger

button* (Refer to “Defogger and deicer”

FP273.)

3

Passenger’s side temperature control

button (Refer to “Temperature control”

FP288.)

4

Driver’s side temperature control button

(Refer to “Temperature control” FP288.)

5

Defroster button (Refer to “Defrosting”

FP292.)

*: Some models may not have an outside

mirror defogger.

Climate control panel

281

! Front climate control screen

:Touch the climate control mode indicator

1

Climate control mode indicator

2

SYNC mode indicator

3

REAR SYNC mode indicator

4

REAR set temperature

5

Front passenger’s seat heater/ventilation

icon (if equipped)*1

6

Customizable icon*2

7

REAR climate control ON/OFF icon

8

Fan speed control

9

Climate control ON/OFF icon

10

Driver’s seat heater/ventilation icon

(if

equipped)*1

11

Climate control mode select icon

12

Temperature control screen

(passen-

ger’s side)

13

SYNC icon

14

Temperature control bar

15

Airflow mode selection screen

16

Temperature control screen

(driver’s

side)

*1: For details, refer to “Front seat heater and

ventilation” FP291.

*2: The customizable icon can be changed to

the favorite icon. Refer to “General set-

tings” FP210.

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282 Climate control panel

! Rear climate control screen

:Touch the rear climate control mode

indicator

1

Rear climate control mode indicator

2

Rear climate control auto mode icon

3

Rear climate control panel lock icon*

4

Fan speed control

5

Airflow mode selection screen

6

Temperature control screen

7

Temperature control bar

*: Touch “LOCK” to deactivate the operation of

the rear climate control panel. “

” will then

be shown on the display of the rear climate

control panel and the rear climate control

mode indicator.

Climate control panel

283

& Rear climate control panel (if equipped)

1

Temperature control button

(Refer to

“Temperature control” FP291.)

2

Fan speed control button (Refer to “Fan

speed control” FP291.)

3

Rear climate control ON/OFF button

(Refer to “To turn off the rear climate

control system” FP291.)

4

Airflow mode selection button (Refer to

“Airflow mode selection” FP290.)

5

AUTO button (Refer to “Automatic front

climate control operation” FP284.)

NOTE

When the climate control operation is

set to “LOCK” on the center informa-

tion display, “

” appears on the center

information display and the display of

the rear climate control panel. When

“

” is shown on the display, you

cannot use the rear climate control

panel to operate the system. To unlock

the rear climate control panel, refer to

“Locking and unlocking the rear cli-

mate control panel” FP290.

284 Automatic front climate control operation

cator.

You can then manually control the

4-3. Automatic front climate

2. Touch “AUTO”.

system as desired using the climate

control operation

control screen. To change the sys-

3. Set the preferred temperature. Refer to

tem back to auto mode, touch

“Temperature control” FP288.

“AUTO”.

NOTE

To turn off the front climate control system,

Operate the automatic climate con-

trol system when the engine is

touch “ON/OFF”.

running.

At this time, the air inlet selection mode will

Even when cooling is not necessary,

differ depending on the auto mode and

the air conditioner will automatically

manual mode.

turn on if the temperature is set

. When the air inlet selection is set to

much lower than the current outlet

auto mode: Outside air circulation

air temperature. Even in this case,

. When the air inlet selection is set to

the

“A/C” indicator light on the

manual mode: No change

climate control screen illuminates.

Front climate control screen

The air conditioner may not operate

When the ignition switch is changed to the

1

Air inlet selection

in the following cases:

“OFF”/“LOCK” or “ACC” position from

2

Air conditioner

- When the cabin temperature is

“ON”, the air inlet mode will automatically

3

Airflow mode

low

change to the outside air circulation

4

Fan speed

regardless of whether it is the auto mode

- When the ambient temperature

decreases close to 328F (08C)

or manual mode.

When the auto mode is selected,

the

following functions are automatically con-

The controllable temperature range

trolled.

may vary depending on the regional

specifications of the vehicle.

. Fan speed

When “AUTO” is displayed, if you

. Airflow mode

perform one of followings, “AUTO”

. Air inlet selection

will no longer be displayed.

. Air conditioner operation

- Operating the fan speed control

- Operating the airflow mode

To activate this mode, perform the follow-

ing.

- Pressing the defroster button

1. Touch the climate control mode indi-

- Turning on MAX A/C mode

Automatic rear climate control operation

285

4-4. Automatic rear climate

NOTE

To activate AUTO mode, perform the

following.

control operation

When “ ” is shown on the rear climate

1. Press the “AUTO” button.

control mode indicator, you cannot use

the rear climate control panel to oper-

2. Set the preferred temperature. Refer to

ate the system.

“Temperature control” FP288.

& Rear climate control panel (if

NOTE

equipped)

When the climate control operation is

For vehicles equipped with a rear climate

set to “LOCK” on the center informa-

tion display, “

” appears on the center

control panel, you can operate the rear

information display and the display of

climate control using the rear climate

the rear climate control panel. When

control panel.

“

” is shown on the display, you

cannot use the rear climate control

panel to operate the system. To unlock

the rear climate control panel, refer to

Rear climate control screen

“Locking and unlocking the

rear

cli-

1

Rear climate control auto mode icon

mate control panel” FP290.

2

Rear climate control panel lock icon (if

equipped)

3

Fan speed

4

Airflow mode

You can operate the rear climate control

using the rear climate control screen on

the center information display.

To activate the automatic rear climate

Display of the rear climate control panel

control, perform the following.

1

Set temperature indicator

1. Touch the rear climate control mode

2

Airflow mode indicator

indicator.

3

Fan speed indicator

2. Touch “AUTO”.

4

AUTO indicator

3. Set the preferred temperature. Refer to

5

Rear climate control lock indicator

“Temperature control” FP288.

6

SYNC indicator

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286 Manual climate control operation for front climate control

& Sensors

4-5. Manual climate control

operation for front climate

control

& Airflow mode selection

Select the preferred airflow mode by the

following operation.

1. Touch the climate control mode indi-

cator.

2. Touch the preferred airflow mode.

Airflow modes are as follows.

1

Rear interior air temperature sensor

The automatic climate control system

employs several sensors. These sensors

are delicate. If they are not treated properly

and become damaged, the system may

not be able to control the interior tempera-

ture correctly. To avoid damaging the

sensors, observe the following precau-

tions.

. Do not subject the sensors to impact.

. Keep water away from the sensors.

. Do not cover the sensors.

. Do not touch the rear interior air

Ventilation: Instrument panel outlets

1

Solar sensor

temperature sensor.

2

Interior air temperature sensor

Manual climate control operation for front climate control

287

Ventilation

2: Instrument panel outlets

Heat: Foot outlets, both side outlets of the

Heat-def: Windshield defroster outlets,

and foot outlets

instrument panel and some through wind-

foot outlets and both side outlets of the

shield defroster outlets (A small amount of

instrument panel

(Refer to

“Defrosting”

air flows to the windshield and both side

FP292.)

windows to prevent fogging.)

Bi-level: Instrument panel outlets and foot

outlets

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Manual climate control operation for front climate control

289

be displayed on the climate control

is not displayed on the customiz-

NOTE

mode indicator.

able icon:

When outside air circulation is se-

(1) Touch the climate control mode

lected, the system may automatically

To turn off the air conditioner, touch “A/C”

indicator.

adjust the air inlet setting depending on

again. The indicator light will turn off.

(2) Touch

on the climate control

such factors as the temperature

mode select icon.

NOTE

setting, the temperature inside the

For efficient defogging or dehumidify-

vehicle, or conditions outside the ve-

will be displayed on the climate control

hicle.

ing in cold weather, turn on the air

mode indicator.

conditioner. However, if the ambient

temperature decreases to approxi-

Outside air circulation mode: Outside

& To turn off the front climate

mately 328F (08C), the air conditioner

air is drawn into the passenger compart-

control system

and dehumidification system may not

ment. This mode is used for the following

cases.

To turn off the front climate control system:

work properly.

touch “ON/OFF”.

. When the road is no longer dusty

. When the interior has cooled to a

& Air inlet selection

comfortable temperature

Select the air inlet by touching the air inlet

selection icon.

Perform the same operation as the recir-

culation mode to change the mode.

Recirculation mode: Interior air is recir-

will be displayed on the climate control

culated inside the vehicle. This mode is

mode indicator.

used for the following cases.

. When driving on a dusty road

WARNING

. When you want cooling performance to

increase (for example, in particularly

Continued operation in the recircu-

hot weather)

lation mode may fog up the win-

dows. Switch to the outside air

Perform the following operation to select

circulation mode as soon as the

this mode.

outside dusty condition clears.

is displayed on the customizable

icon:

(1) Touch

290 Manual climate control operation for rear climate control

4-6. Manual climate control

& Airflow mode selection

operation for rear climate

Select the airflow mode using the airflow

mode selection button on the rear climate

control

control panel or the rear climate control

screen on the center information display.

You can adjust the settings of the rear

climate control using the rear climate

Airflow modes are as follows.

control screen on the center information

display or the rear climate control panel.

To control the rear climate control on the

center information display, touch the rear

climate control mode indicator on center

information display.

Heat: Foot outlets under the rear left side

& Locking and unlocking the

trim

rear climate control panel (if

equipped)

To lock the rear climate control panel,

touch the “LOCK” icon of the rear climate

control screen on the center information

Ventilation: Rear ventilator outlets

display. The rear climate control panel lock

indicator “

” is shown on the rear climate

control mode indicator on the center

information display and display of the rear

climate control panel.

To unlock the rear climate control panel,

touch the “LOCK” icon again.

Bi-level: Rear ventilator outlets and Foot

outlets under the rear left side trim

Front seat heater and ventilation

291

& Temperature control

HIGH:

4-7. Front seat heater and

3 indicator lights are illuminated.

Adjust the temperature setting using the

ventilation (if equipped)

rear climate control screen on the center

MID:

information display or the buttons on the

& Front seat heater

2 indicator lights are illuminated.

rear climate control panel.

LOW:

The seat heater operates when the ignition

switch is in the “ON” position.

1 indicator light is illuminated.

NOTE

OFF:

. The controllable temperature range

All indicator lights turn off.

may vary depending on the regional

specifications of the vehicle.

Selecting HIGH mode will cause the seat

. If the air conditioner icon on the front

to heat up quicker.

climate control screen on the center

Holding and releasing the seat heater icon

information display is turned off, the

turns the seat heater off in any mode.

rear interior temperature may not

become the setting temperature.

NOTE

The front seat heater function cannot

& Fan speed control

be used simultaneously with the seat

ventilation (if equipped).

Select the preferred fan speed using the

rear climate control screen on the center

1

Seat heater indicator

information display or the fan speed

2

Front passenger’s seat heater icon

control button on the rear climate control

3

Driver’s seat heater icon

panel.

Touch the driver’s/passenger’s seat hea-

& To turn off the rear climate

ter icon on the climate control screen.

control system

Each time you touch the icon, the mode

will change as follows.

To turn off the rear climate control system,

touch the rear climate control ON/OFF

icon on the center information display or

press the ON/OFF button on the rear

climate control panel.

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292 Defrosting

& Front seat ventilation

LOW:

4-8. Defrosting

1 indicator light is illuminated.

The front seat ventilation operates when

the ignition switch is in the “ON” position.

OFF:

All indicator lights turn off.

Holding and releasing the seat ventilation

icon turns the seat ventilation off in any

mode.

Select the “

” or “

” mode to defrost or

1

Seat ventilation indicator

dehumidify the windshield and front door

2

Front passenger’s seat ventilation icon

windows.

3

Driver’s seat ventilation icon

NOTE

Touch the driver’s/passenger’s seat venti-

. When the “

” or

“

” mode is

lation icon on the climate control screen.

selected, the air conditioner oper-

Each time you touch the icon, the mode

ates automatically regardless of the

will change as follows.

position of the air conditioner icon to

defrost the windshield more quickly.

However the indicator on the air

conditioner icon may not illuminate.

At the same time, the air inlet selec-

HIGH:

tion is automatically set to the out-

3 indicator lights are illuminated.

side air mode.

MID:

. After defrosting the windshield by

pressing the defroster button “

”,

2 indicator lights are illuminated.

Operating tips for heater and air conditioner

293

pressing the button again returns

& Efficient cooling after parking

4-9. Operating tips for heater

the system to the setting that had

in direct sunlight

and air conditioner

been selected before the defroster

After parking in direct sunlight, drive with

was activated.

& Cleaning ventilation grille

the windows open for a few minutes to

allow outside air to circulate into the

heated interior. This results in quicker

cooling by the air conditioner. Keep the

windows closed during the operation of the

air conditioner for maximum cooling effi-

ciency.

& Lubrication oil circulation in

the refrigerant circuit

Operate the air conditioner compressor at

a low engine speed (at idle or low driving

speeds) a few minutes each month during

the off-season to circulate its oil.

1

Front ventilation inlet grille

Always keep the front ventilation inlet grille

& Checking air conditioning

free of snow, leaves, or other obstructions

system before summer sea-

to ensure efficient heating and defrosting.

son

Since the condenser is located in front of

Check the air conditioner unit for refriger-

the radiator, this area should be kept clean

ant leaks, hose conditions, and proper

because cooling performance is impaired

operation each spring. Have the air con-

by any accumulation of insects and leaves

ditioning system checked by your

on the condenser.

SUBARU dealer.

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294 Air filtration system

& Cooling and dehumidifying in

& Refrigerant for your climate

4-10. Air filtration system

high humidity and low tem-

control system

perature weather conditions

Your vehicle’s air conditioning system is

Under certain weather conditions

(high

equipped with an air filtration system.

relative humidity, low temperatures, etc.) a

Replace the cabin air filter according to

small amount of water vapor emission

the replacement schedule found in the

from the air outlets may be noticed. This

“Warranty and Maintenance Booklet”. This

condition is normal and does not indicate

schedule should be followed to maintain

any problem with the air conditioning

the filter’s dust collection ability. Under

system.

extremely dusty conditions, the filter

should be replaced more frequently. Have

& Air conditioner compressor

your filter checked or replaced by your

SUBARU dealer. For replacement, use

shut-off when engine is

only a genuine SUBARU air filter kit.

heavily loaded

To improve acceleration and gas mileage,

1

Air conditioner label

CAUTION

the air conditioner compressor is designed

Your air conditioner uses

ozone friendly

to temporarily shut off during air condi-

Contact your SUBARU dealer if the

tioner operation whenever the accelerator

refrigerant R-1234yf (HFO-1234yf).

following occurs, even if it is not yet

is fully depressed such as during rapid

Before adding, changing or checking the

time to change the filter:

acceleration or when driving on a steep

refrigerant, check the air conditioner label

. Reduction of the airflow through

upgrade.

in the location shown in the illustration to

the vents.

confirm which type of refrigerant is used in

. Windshield gets easily fogged or

your vehicle.

misted.

Consult your SUBARU dealer for service.

Repairs needed as a result of using the

wrong refrigerant are not covered under

NOTE

warranty.

The filter can influence the air condi-

tioning, heating and defroster perfor-

mance if not properly maintained.

Air filtration system

295

& Replacing the cabin air filter

When doing this, be careful not to

damage the hinge.

1. Remove the glove box.

NOTE

We recommend that you take measures

to protect the center console with

masking tape first, so that you avoid

scratching the center console with the

glove box.

(1) Open the glove box.

(3) Push in the stoppers located on

both sides of the glove box and

then pull down the glove box as far

as it will go.

2. Remove the cabin air filter according to

the following procedure in order to

prevent dust on the air cleaner from

falling to the inside of its housing.

(1) Pinch both tabs and remove the

filter cover.

(2) Gently tilt down the end of the filter

and slowly pull it out 0.4 in (1 cm).

(2) Remove the damper shaft from the

(3) Slowly pull out the rest of the filter.

glove box.

(4) Pull out the glove box horizontally

and remove the hinge portion.

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296 Air filtration system

3. Replace the cabin air filter with a new

4. Reinstall the glove box, and connect

one and then reinstall the cover.

the damper shaft.

5. Close the glove box.

CAUTION

The arrow mark on the filter must

point UP.

298 Antenna

5-1. Antenna

NOTE

5-2. Audio set

Antenna performance will deteriorate

& Printed antenna

significantly if you apply tinting film or

If your vehicle is equipped with a genuine

any other material over the antenna

SUBARU navigation system or audio

CAUTION

portion of the rear window glass.

system, refer to the separate navigation/

audio Owner’s Manual for details.

Do not use sharp instruments or

& Roof antenna

window cleaner containing abra-

sives to clean the inner surface of

the window on which the antenna is

printed. Doing so may damage the

antenna printed on the window.

The roof antenna is installed on the roof.

The antenna is printed on the inner surface

of the rear window glass.

302 Cabin Connect

Touch the “Cabin Connect” icon to toggle

6-1. Cabin Connect (if

6-2. Interior lights

this function “ON” and “OFF”. For details,

equipped)

refer to “Cabin Connect” FP207.

You can change the volume settings. For a

CAUTION

You can use “Cabin Connect” to speak to

detailed explanation of the settings, refer

the 3rd-row seat passenger.

to the separate navigation/audio Owner’s

When leaving your vehicle, make

Manual.

sure the lights are turned off to

avoid battery discharge.

NOTE

The audio system’s volume adjusts

automatically when this function is on.

& Map lights

1

Door interlock switch

To turn on the map light, push the lens.

To turn it off, push the lens again.

Interior lights

303

! Automatic illumination

& Reading light

. The ignition switch is turned from the

“ON” or “ACC” position to the “LOCK”/

When the door interlock switch is in the

“OFF” position.

“DOOR” position, the map lights illuminate

automatically in the following cases.

& Cargo area light

Any of the doors other than the rear

gate is opened.

The doors are unlocked using the

keyless access function (if equipped).

Refer to

“Locking and unlocking by

holding the access key fob” FP120.

The doors are unlocked using the

remote keyless entry system. Refer to

“Remote keyless entry system”

FP133.

To turn on the reading light, push the lens.

The ignition switch is turned from the

“ON” or “ACC” position to the “LOCK”/

To turn it off, push the lens again.

“OFF” position.

! Automatic illumination

The reading lights illuminate automatically

1

DOOR

in the following cases, even if the door

2

OFF

interlock switch on the map light is in any

DOOR: The light illuminates when the rear

position.

gate is opened. The light remains illumi-

. Any of the doors other than the rear

nated for several seconds and gradually

gate is opened.

turns off after the rear gate is closed.

. The doors are unlocked using the

OFF: The light remains off.

keyless access function (if equipped).

Refer to

“Locking and unlocking by

holding the access key fob” FP120.

. The doors are unlocked using the

remote keyless entry system. Refer to

“Remote keyless entry system”

FP133.

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304 Interior lights

& OFF delay timer

& One-touch Interior Illumina-

. Push the power rear gate lock switch/

tion function (if equipped)

rear lock button while holding the

The following lights have an automatic

access key fob to lock the rear gate.

illumination function.

. Reading light

NOTE

. Map light

When the lights are illuminated

. Cargo area light

using function other than this, the

lights will not be turned off even

When the interior light switch is set to the

though the One-touch Interior Illu-

“DOOR” position

(except the reading

mination switch is pushed.

light), the light will automatically turn on

If the battery drainage prevention

and turn off depending on the locking and

function is activated, the map light

unlocking of the doors, the opening and

and reading light will be turned off.

closing of the doors including the rear gate,

as well as the position of the ignition

switch.

Push the One-touch Interior Illumination

NOTE

switch once to illuminate the map light (if

The setting for the period of time in

the map light switch is in the “DOOR”

which the lights remain on (OFF delay

position) and reading light.

timer) can be changed by a SUBARU

When the map light and reading light are

dealer. Contact your SUBARU dealer

illuminated by the One-touch Interior Illu-

for details. Also, the setting can be

mination function, the lights will be turned

changed by operating the center infor-

off by one of the following operation.

mation display. For details, refer to “Car

. Push the One-touch Interior Illumina-

settings” FP215.

tion switch once.

. Push the lock button on the access key

fob or transmitter.

. Hold the front door handle and lock it

while holding the access key fob (if

equipped).

Sun visors

305

6-3. Sun visors

With the sun visor positioned over the side

window, you can slide the sun visor toward

CAUTION

To block out glare, swing down the visors.

the rear to prevent glare through the gap

Do not slide the sun visor over the

between the sun visor and center pillar. To

To use the sun visor at a side window,

windshield. The slided sun visor

slide the sun visor, pull it toward the rear of

swing it down and move it sideways.

would obstruct your view of the

the vehicle. When you have finished

rearview mirror.

sliding it, push it toward the front of the

vehicle.

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