4.3.4.2 Move the foot forward along

4.3.4.2 Move the foot forward along the heel point line until the distance between the angle pivot point and theSgRP is equal to the specified leg room less 254 mm (10 in).4.3.4.3 Draw in the template outline and pivot centers.4.3.5 S ECOND S EAT — LEFT S IDE O CCUPANT P OSITION —Leg and foot positioning with the front seat in its rear-mostnormal driving and riding position.4.3.5.1 Holding the torso portion of the template in position as outlined in 4.3.1.1 to 4.3.1.3 but on the SgRPsecond, place the foot (heel and ball) on the depressed floor covering line. The foot is to be placed on theY plane centerline of the occupant or up to 127 mm (5 in) on either side of the Y plane centerline on thefloor pan section.NOTE—Locating the foot either side of the Y plane centerline of the occupant position will make the footlocation compatible to the foot location in the existing H-Point machine installation procedure.4.3.5.2 Move the foot forward along the depressed floor covering line to the nearest interference of the toe, instep,lower leg, or knee with the front seat. The foot angle is to be restricted to a maximum of 130 degrees.4.3.5.3 Draw in the template outline and pivot centers.4.3.6 T HIRD S EAT — LEFT S IDE O CCUPANT P OSITION — FORWARD F ACING4.3.6.1 Follow the procedure as outlined for the second seat, left side occupant position except that the template ispositioned in the third seat compartment.4.3.7 T HIRD S EAT — LEFT S IDE O CCUPANT P OSITION — REARWARD F ACING4.3.7.1 Follow the same procedure as outlined for the third seat—side occupant position—forward facing exceptthat the foot is positioned in the footwell to the interference with the rear end or closure.4.3.8 H-Point template layout using data obtained during H-Point machine installation.4.3.8.1 Position the H-Point pivot of the template at the measured H-Point location on a layout drawing or gridsystem.4.3.8.2 Follow the procedure as outlined in 4.3.1.1 to 4.3.1.3 using the measured back angle instead of the designback angle.4.3.8.3 Holding the torso portion of the template in position as outlined previously, move the upper leg segment tomeasured hip angle shown on the hip angle quadrant.4.3.8.4 Lock this quadrant in place.4.3.8.5 Position and lock the foot angle quadrant to the measured foot angle.4.3.8.6 Allowing the knee angle to vary as necessary, position the ankle pivot center on an arc from the hip pivotcenter equal to the measured effective leg room less 254 mm (10 in).