headrest Alfa Romeo 166 2007 Owner handbook (in English)
[x] Cancel search | Manufacturer: ALFA ROMEO, Model Year: 2007, Model line: 166, Model: Alfa Romeo 166 2007Pages: 272, PDF Size: 4.17 MB
Page 34 of 272

33
Adjusting the headrests (fig. 30)
Front headrests are adjustable in height
and rake: to adjust the height, move the
headrest up or down, then release it and
make sure that it is locked on one of the
positions provided. To adjust the rake,
turn the headrest forwards to the required
position.
IMPORTANT The shape of the head-
rest may vary depending on the version
and/or market. The example shown is
used only to demonstrate the methods by
which it can be adjusted. When memorising a new position of the
seat the previous one memorised with
the same button is cleared automatically.
Keeping the corresponding button (1),
(2), or (3) pressed the positions memo-
rised can be called even if the ignition
key is in the STOPposition or removed.
IMPORTANTMemorising the posi-
tions of the seat does not include turning
on the heating.
Remember that the head
restraints must be posi-
tioned so that they are supporting
the back of the head and not the
neck. They will only be able to pro-
vide effective protection in the
event of a collision if they are in
this position.
WARNING
fig. 28
373PGSm
fig. 30
A0D0064m
fig. 29
660PGSm
Page 36 of 272

35
REAR SEATCentre armrest
To use the centre armrest, lower it as il-
lustrated (fig. 34).Ski compartment
The compartment may be used for car-
rying long loads. To gain access to this
compartment, lower the armrest and then
lower the lid (A-fig. 35) onto the arm-
rest.
Pull the handle (A-fig. 36) to open
the door from the luggage compartment.
Headrest(fig. 37)
The car is fitted with two headrests for
the side rear seats.
The rear headrests are fixed and inte-
grated in the seat back.
371PGSm
fig. 37
366PGSm
fig. 35
365PGSm
fig. 34
671PGSm
fig. 36 Upholstery of your car
has been designed to
withstand wear deriv-
ing from common use of the car.
You are however recommended
to avoid strong and/or continu-
ous scratching with clothing ac-
cessories such as metallic buck-
les, studs, Velcro fastenings and
the like, since these items cause
circumscribed stress of the cover
fabric that could lead to yarn
breaking, and damage the cover
as a consequence.
Page 265 of 272

264
Engine starting ..............................134
EOBD (system) ..............................113
First aid kit ..................................199
Fluids and lubricants ......................243
Fog lamps ......................................93
"Follow me home" device ................60
Front roof lamp..............................100
Fuel consumption ..........................240
Fuel flap ........................................94
Fuel oil filter ..................................219
Fuel reserve ....................................73
Fuel tank cap ................................127
Fuses and relays ............................186
Gear shift ......................................95
Getting to know your car........11
Glovebox ........................................98
Handbrake ....................................95
Hazard warning lights ......................93Headlamps ....................................110
Headrests........................................33
High beam headlamps ......................58
Identification data..................232
In an emergency ............................157
In the event of an accident ..............198
Inside rear-view mirror ......................36
Installation of electric/
electronic devices ......................156
Instrument cluster ............................12
Instrument light dimmer ....................94
Interior equipment ............................96
Interior maintenance ......................228
Keys............................................ 16
Level checking ..............................209
Light switch ....................................57
Low beam headlamps ......................58
Luggage compartment ....................110
Maintenance
- Additional operations ................206
- Annual Inspection Programme ....206
- Maintenance programme ..........204
- Scheduled Maintenance ............202
Mileage recorder ..............................70
Number plate lights ......................179
Oddments compartments........103-104
Oddment compartment light ............183
Parking ......................................138
Parking lights ..................................58
Parking sensors................................67
Performance ..................................239
Pollen/dust filter ......................90-219
Position lights ..................................58
Power steering ..............................142
Power windows ..............................38