Q: How do I use the power lumbar support?
How do I use the power lumbar support?
Having increased lumbar support is very comfortable for drivers and passengers, especially on long trips. It is also very healthy for anyone with back problems. If your vehicle comes equipped with power lumbar support, you will have this feature on both the driver’s seat, and the front passenger’s seat. To adjust the lumbar support, find the power lumbar switch, which is on the outside of each seat, next to the rest of the power seat controls. To increase lumbar support, simply push the power lumbar switch forward; to decrease lumbar support, pull push the power lumbar switch backwards.
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