On my way. (But not texting while driving of course.)I assume everyone is going to rush out for one now?
Aren't we all Johns?Sold to a john in Texas.
It's a lever on the door side of the seat & you pull it up in a pumping motion to raise the seat. You pump it down to lower the seat.I just like to know how it works, I have always had power seats
Yeah it's like every other manual vertical seat adjustment. You just deal with it and move on. I had no problems with it at the dealer today.It's a lever on the door side of the seat & you pull it up in a pumping motion to raise the seat. You pump it down to lower the seat.
Not hard not easy...
Larry how old are you? 54? Come on, it's a lever. :laugh:I wonder if you can add one after
Power seats are not a deal breaker for me, but something on my want list. Makes it easy to fine tune your position underway with a little switch bumping. Its awkward to do with a manual seat while moving and maybe a little dangerous?Yeah it's like every other manual vertical seat adjustment. You just deal with it and move on. I had no problems with it at the dealer today.
Power seats are not a deal breaker for me, but something on my want list. Makes it easy to fine tune your position underway with a little switch bumping. Its awkward to do with a manual seat while moving and maybe a little dangerous?
Its like a lot a of gadgets on modern cars. You do not see the need until you have a car incidentally equipped with one of them, your get spoiled and have to have it on the next one.
I would like to go one step further with my slovenlyness, with memory settings so I don't have to fiddle with the switches after my wife drives.
Excellent idea. I think it would be cheaper just to make her drive the CX-5 though that might bring along some friction.It's definitely dangerous to adjust the seat while driving, but shouldn't one really just take the time to do it right before setting out on the road?
Solution to memory settings: buy an extra CX-3 for the spouse.