,e
'
.
To
rer9ase:~'
tenSiOn
relieVQr,
and 'get
rid
Of slaCk,
Pull
ttJeshouldet.
belt
'oU(
and
let It
retfact;
or,'
Ieari
f8i
forliiard
allc
fttllm,b8cI<.
. .'
.
:
.
' .
"
,
'
' .
.
it"lhoukler
belt
slaCk
ia UMd
to
inirMmlze
be.1t
preeeure,
the
wnount
of
aa.ck
ahou~
be kept ·to e mlnknum. Too much bel
alack
COlI.1d reduc:e
the
amount .of
proteqtion
.
becIiute.
the belt
mey
not
beeble to
rntr.ln
you property
in
en
accident
•
00 NOT
wear
the'
shoulder
belt
under 'PI arm nearest the door or
otherwise out
of
position.
•
To unfasten'ttle
beI:l,
'push in the button in the'center of
the :buckle.
•
To
.slOW
ttie
,be~,
pu,
1 1 it
out
'
a bout
1,50
millimeters
(six inclJes) and let go.
Hold
·\tle latch
plate
as it
retracts
to keep.lt-trom
possibly
striking people or
things
rlearby,
If
you
forg8t,
the
retractor
is
designed
to
rewind the
belt
when the
doc!!:
is
opened.
It
needed, slide the
latch
plate down
the
webbing
to
let
the beI
·retracUully.
Be sure
that
the bel
is
loly retracted
1rId
the
latch plate t&
out
ciI
the
way
before cbsing
th:e
vehicle
door.
This
wm help
prevent
damage
to
interior
Irim
and the seat bel
~.
,
Lap Belts
For
Ceriter,·Seat-'P'laenger
•
The
lac'
belt at'
the center seat should be
posi1ioned.
worn and released as
described
above;
hOwever,
it does not have a
retractor.
It should be
adjusted to a SNUG
FIT
by puling
on the end of the belt coming from the
~\J9table
latch-plate .
:''',
.
'
,
....
'
)
. '
,
"
ADJUSTABLE
:
.
.
LATCH
'LA11!'
.
HOLO AT RtGHT ANGLE
TO
LOIGTHEN
,
'"
. .
•
T-O
lengthen
the
center
seat
lap
belt,
place
the
latch
plate
at
a
right angle
to
the
belt
weObklg
and .PUI
on
the
latch plate.
The bell
Should
then
slide
. . . .
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c
Seat
Belt
InspeCtiOn_, _
,
•
Now
and
then
~
th3t
'belts,
buddes,
latch plates,
retractors,
reminder
systems and
·'guide.
loops
wack
properly.
Also
check
lor
kx:Ise
pa1S
or
damage
that
could.keEip the
r~r&!nt
system
from
doing its
job,
•
Keep sharp edges and damaging objects away
from
the-
belts and other
parts of
th~ ,'restraint~ystem
.
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