McLaren coupe series, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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Before You Drive
Steering Wheel and Steering Column
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1. Height: Raise
2. Height: Lower
3. Reach: Away
4. Reach: Towards
Moving the column control switch in
directions 1 & 2 adjusts the steering wheel
height, raising or lowering the wheel’s
position.
Moving the column control switch in
directions 3 & 4 adjusts the steering wheel
reach, moving it closer or further away.
NOTE: The column control switch will
only adjust the steering wheel in one
direction at a time.
Using the column control switch, position
the steering wheel so that:
•
your arms are slightly bent when you
hold the wheel
•
you can move your legs freely
•
you can see all the displays on the
instrument cluster clearly
Automatic steering wheel adjustment
If your vehicle is equipped with electric
seats, the electric steering wheel position is
stored when the seat and mirror positions
are stored. See Storing a memory position,
page 1.38.
WARNING: Ensure that your hands
are kept clear of the wheel and
column as the steering wheel
moves.
NOTE: Any automatic movement can
be canceled with any input from the
column control switch.
Comfort entry/exit
When comfort entry/exit is active, the
steering wheel and column will move fully
inwards (away from the driver) and to its
highest position when the engine is off and
the driver’s door is opened.
You can return the steering wheel and
column to its most recent position using the
control stalk on the left of the steering
column. See Comfort exit, page 1.39.
WARNING: Ensure that your hands
are kept clear of the wheel and
column as the steering wheel
moves.
NOTE: Any automatic movement can
be canceled with any input from the
column control switch.
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