Auto Seat Recliner Adjustor

An auto seat recliner adjustor is a mechanism found in many vehicles that allows the driver or passengers to adjust the angle of their seatback for added comfort. There are generally two main types of recliner adjustors:

Manual Recliner Adjustor: This is a lever or knob located on the side of the seat. You manually move the lever or knob to tilt the seatback forward or backward.

Power Recliner Adjustor: This is an electrically controlled system typically operated by buttons or switches on the side of the seat. Pressing these buttons moves the seatback forward or backward with precision and often with more ease compared to manual systems.

Common Features: Range of Motion: Allows for a range of recline angles from a slight tilt to a more pronounced recline.
Memory Settings: In some high-end vehicles, you might find memory settings that let you save and recall preferred seat positions.
Integration with Other Controls: In vehicles with advanced seat adjustments, the recliner adjustor may be integrated with other settings like lumbar support and seat position.
Maintenance Tips:

Regularly check for any obstructions or debris that might interfere with the movement of the recliner.
If you experience any difficulty in adjusting the seat, ensure that the mechanism is lubricated and free from any mechanical obstructions.
For power recliners, check the fuses and connections if the seat doesn’t move as expected.