When deployed, the airbags inflate in milliseconds. They also deflate so quickly that it is often not noticeable during a collision.
Warning: Unprofessional intervention may cause the airbag to explode explosively. The driver must sit as far back as possible while maintaining control of the vehicle. Landing close to an airbag can cause serious or fatal injury when inflated.
For maximum safety in any accident, it is essential that everyone in the vehicle, including the driver, wear their seat belts at all times. This reduces the risk of serious or fatal injury in an accident. Do not approach or lean on the airbag when the vehicle is in motion.
When an airbag is deployed, it is possible to scratch the face or torso, cause injury from broken goggles, and cause burns during explosive deployment.
Note: The electronic control units for the airbags and seat belt tensioners are located near the center console. Do not bring magnetized objects near them.
Do not stick foreign objects to the panels covering the airbags or cover them with other materials.
Each airbag deploys once. Have deployed airbags replaced at a workshop.
It is not allowed to make changes to the airbag system, in which case the vehicle will lose the authorization to operate.
After the airbags have deployed, the removal of the steering wheel, instrument panel, all trim parts, door seals, handles and seats must be carried out at a workshop.
When the airbag deploys, a loud bang will be heard and smoke will be emitted. These conditions are normal and not dangerous, however, in some cases, they can irritate the passenger's skin. If skin irritation persists, see a doctor.
Danger: It is forbidden to transport teenagers, children, pregnant women, elderly or weak people in front seats equipped with airbags.
In addition, child seats are not permitted on these seats. In the event of an accident, the impact of an inflating airbag could injure the face or be fatal.
Caution: The airbag may be deployed if the vehicle hits bumps or objects on dirt roads or sidewalks. Drive slowly in non-traffic areas to avoid accidental deployment of the airbag.
airbag indicator.
See Airbag and seat belt pretensioner indicator.