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Applies to: vehicles with load guard
The load guard prevents objects in the luggage compartment from being thrown forward into the passenger compartment.
- Fig. 85 Folded backrest: Hooking load guard into place
- Fig. 86 Behind the backrest: Changing position of load guard
Hooking into place
Starting at the top and finishing at the bottom, hook the load guard into the retainers -B- Fig. 85►.
Tighten the securing belts -C-.
Hooking into place with backrest folded down
Fold down the backrests link►.
Hook the load guard into the retainers -A- Fig. 85►.
Tighten the securing belts -C-.
Changing position
Move the load guard to the desired height -D- Fig. 86►.
Disengaging
Loosen the securing belts -C-.
Disengage the load guard.
You can move the load guard up and down as desired. This allows you to transport long items using the load-through feature while keeping the load guard in place.
Note
- When securing the load guard the securing belts must be facing towards the rear.
- You must unhook the load guard again before you return the backrest to the normal upright position.
- The load guard can also be secured to the variable fastening rings* link►.