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reduces the risk of vehicle occupants coming
into contact with parts of the vehicle interior.
Fastening seat belts
Adjust the seat and move the backrest to
X
an almost vertical position (
Pull the seat belt smoothly through seat
X
belt guide :.
Without twisting it, guide the shoulder sec-
X
tion of the seat belt across the middle of
your shoulder and the lap section across
your pelvis.
Engage belt tongue ; in buckle =.
X
Seat belt adjustment: if necessary, the driv-
er's and front-passenger seat belts auto-
matically adjust to the upper body
(
page 59).
Y
If necessary, pull upwards on the shoulder
X
section of the seat belt to tighten the belt
across your body.
Information about releasing the seat belt with
release button ?(
page 59).
Y
Seat belt adjustment
The seat-belt adjustment function adjusts the
driver's and front-passenger seat belt to the
upper body of the occupants.
The belt strap is tightened slightly when:
you engage the belt tongue in the belt
R
buckle and you then turn the key to position
2 in the ignition lock.
the key is in position 2 in the ignition lock
R
and you then engage the belt tongue in the
buckle.
The seat-belt adjustment will apply a certain
tightening force if any slack is detected
between the occupant and the seat belt. Do
not hold on to the seat belt tightly while it is
adjusting. You can switch the belt adjustment
on and off using the on-board computer
(
page 243).
Y
The seat belt adjustment is a convenience
function integrated in PRE-SAFE
tive occupant protection). More information
on PRE-SAFE
Releasing the seat belts
page 112).
! Make sure that the seat belt is fully rolled
Y
up. Otherwise, the seat belt or belt tongue
will be trapped in the door or in the seat
mechanism. This could damage the door,
the door trim panel and the seat belt. Dam-
aged seat belts can no longer fulfil their
protective function and must be replaced.
Visit a qualified specialist workshop.
Occupant safety
®
®
(
page 56).
Y
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Z
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