Subaru Forester: Seat / Retrieval of memory position registered with button “1” or “2”
WARNING
Be sure to press the correct button
to retrieve your registered seat position.
If the seat position is not
optimum for you, it may adversely affect your driving and may reduce
the effectiveness of the seatbelt.
That could result in an accident
involving serious injury or death.

- Turn the ignition switch to the “ON”
position.
- Put the select lever is in the “P” position
and apply the parking brake, then press
button “1” or “2”.
A chirp will sound and the seat and outside
mirror move to the registered position.
When the select lever is moved to the “R”
position, the outside mirror will move to the
registered reverse tilt-down position.
NOTE
- If the vehicle battery is removed, the
registered memory position data will
not be deleted.
- When the button “1” or “2” is
pressed within 45 seconds after the
driver’s door is opened, the registered
memory position can be retrieved even
if the ignition switch is in the “LOCK” or
“OFF” position.
- If buttons “1” and “2” are pressed at
the same time, execution of seat position
retrieval may not be possible.
- When the retrieved position is the
same as the current seat position, a
chirp will sound twice.
Hold the registered access key fob.
Unlock the driver’s door by pressing
the button or touching the
sensor
behind the door handle.
Open the driver’s door...
Other information:
To lower the armrest, pull down the top
edge of the armrest.
WARNING
To avoid serious injury, passengers
must never sit on the center
armrest.
When using the seatbelt, do not
allow it to become tangled with
an arm rest. The seatbelt will not
perform its original function in an
emergency and it may cause a
serious injury...
WARNING
Adequate size trailer brakes are
required when the trailer and its
cargo exceed 1,000 lbs (453 kg)
total weight.
Do not directly connect your
trailer’s hydraulic brake system
to the hydraulic brake system in
your vehicle. Direct connection
would cause the vehicle’s brake
performance to deteriorate and
could lead to an accident...