Mercedes-Benz 300D 2.5 1990, Owner'S Manual

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Storing/seat head restraint/steering
wheel positions in memory (left front
seat only):
D Memory button.
E Position buttons “1 ” and “2” .
Two sets of seat/head restraint/steer­
ing wheel positions may be program ­
med into memory. After the seat/head
restraint/steering wheel are posi­
tioned, push memory button D,
release, and within 3 seconds push
position button “ 1 ”, A second set of
positions for the same seat/head
restraint/steering wheel can be
programmed into memory by pushing
first button D and then “2”.
Recalling seat/head restraint/steering
wheel positions stored in memory:
To recall a seat/head restraint/steering
wheel position, push position button
“1" or “2” until seat/head restraint/
steering wheel movement has stop­
ped. For safety reasons, the seat/
head restraint/steering wheel m ove­
ment stops after releasing the position
button.
Note:
See page 35 for instructions to adjust
telescopic steering column.
Caution!
Do not remove head restraints except
when mounting seat covers. For
removal refer to “ Practical Flints”,
page 96. W henever restraints have
been removed be sure to reinstall
them before driving.
Important!
Prior to operating the vehicle, the
driver should adjust the seat height for
proper vision as well as fore/aft
placement and seat back angle to
insure adequate control, reach,
operation, and comfort. The head
restraint should also be adjusted for
proper height.
Both the inside and outside rear view
mirrors should then be adjusted for
adequate rearward vision. Fasten seat
belts. Infants and small children
should be seated in a properly se­
cured restraint system that complies
with U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle
Safety Standard 213 and Canadian
Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 213.1.
All seat, head restraint, and rear view
mirror adjustments as well as fasten­
ing of seat belts should be done
before the vehicle is put into motion.
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