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Emergency Response (Continued)
Extrication (Continued)
Power Tilt and Telescoping Controls
Front Power Seat Controls
Front Seat Active Headrest (2010 model only)
Rescue Lift Air Bags
Responders should not place cribbing or rescue lift air bags under
the high voltage power cables, exhaust system, or fuel system.
Repositioning Steering Wheel and Front Seats
Power tilt/telescopic steering wheel and seat controls are shown
in the illustrations.
Front Headrest Removal
The LS 600h L is equipped with front seat power adjustable
headrests using the power seat controls. The headrest cannot be
removed.
Reposition the seat and headrest prior to disconnecting the 12 Volt
auxiliary battery.
Active Headrest (2010 model only)
The 2010 LS 600h L is equipped with front seat active headrests
for the driver and passenger. The active headrest consists of a
pyrotechnic inflator contained in the seat back, rod, and link
mechanism.
Link
When the collision sensor in the SRS computer detects a rear
collision of sufficient force, the inflator is ignited, pushing up
the piston. The rod inside the headrest stay is pushed up by the
piston and the headrest lock is released via the link mechanism.
The spring retracts pushing the front surface of the headrest 2
inches (42 mm) outward and 2 inches (39 mm) upward to
provide head support in the event of a rear collision.
Rod
NOTE:
The active headrest does not contain an identifier such as embossed
lettering, label, or tag. Reposition the seat and headrest prior to
disconnecting the 12 Volt auxiliary battery.
Inflator
