Isuzu Tilt Slide FYJ2000 Instruction Manual page 126

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DOORS, WINDOWS AND SEATS
ADVICE
• While being automatically retracted, the seat belt could damage a nearby
window or interior trim unless the latch plate is properly held. Hold the latch
plate to ensure that the belt is taken up slowly.
• Before closing the door, check that the retracted seat belt is taut. A slack belt
could become trapped in the door or seat rail.
• When the passenger's seat belt is fully taken up (or not pulled out), check that
the stopper is holding the belt in a fully taut state.
CAUTION
• If you repair any components around the steering wheel, instrument panel,
center console and brake/clutch pedal or on the driver's seat belt, or if you
install an audio system or other equipment, the seat belt system (with a
pretensioner) and supplemental restraint system (SRS) airbag system may be
adversely affected, possibly causing the seat belt to unintentionally retract or
the airbag to suddenly deploy, resulting in injury. Be sure to have any repair or
installation done by your Isuzu Dealer.
NOTE
• If your vehicle is equipped with ISRI seat, the driver's seat belt system is
provided with a pretensioner function.
• The three-point seat belts are provided with an emergency locking retractor
(ELR) function.
[ELR function]
• The ELR normally allows the seat belt to move in and out freely as the occupant
moves. However, it locks the seat belt to restrain the occupant when a forward
force resulting from a collision or sudden stop acts on the occupant.
• The ELR also locks the seat belt when the belt is pulled out quickly. If this
happens, allow it to retract once and then pull it out slowly.
Seat Belt with Pretensioner and
Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)
Airbag System → Refer to page 4-105