Seat belts

Warning:

• Do not allow any of your passengers to ride with a seat belt that is not fastened or is incorrectly adjusted. If the driver or passengers are not wearing their seat belts at the time of an accident, they could be seriously injured or even killed. At the same time, in a similar accident, you may not get injured at all if you wear seat belts. Always wear your seat belt and ensure that your passengers also wear their seat belts, which must be properly adjusted.
• It is extremely dangerous to be in the luggage compartment, inside or outside the vehicle while driving. Cargo occupants are at much higher risk of serious or even fatal injuries in a collision. Be sure to ensure that each passenger in your vehicle is seated in a proper seat and that their seat belt is properly fastened.

Caution: Before closing the door, make sure that the seat belt strap does not protrude outward. Otherwise, it may damage the seat belt or vehicle body.

1. The seat belt information in this section is intended for adult passengers and teens and older children who are too old to use child safety seats and booster cushions. If children are not large enough to use seat belts, they should be transported in child seats appropriate for their age and weight.

Three-point seat belts

2. All seats in your vehicle are equipped with three-point seat belts. The three-point seat belt must be properly fastened and adjusted as described below (see illustration).




3. To fasten the seat belt:

A) Adjust your seat position and sit up straight.

b) Grasp the belt buckle plate.

With) Belt yourself around. Do not allow the belt to twist.

Warning: Only one person can wear one seat belt. Do not allow two children to use the same seat belt.

4. If you jerk too sharply, the shoulder strap of the belt may jam. In this case, slowly release the belt and then pull it out more smoothly.

A) Insert the belt clip into the buckle until you hear a click. Make sure the seat belt release button is facing up or out (see illustration). Pull the belt clip to ensure it is securely seated.

Warning: You may be seriously injured if you fasten your seat belt to a buckle that is not designed for it. Always fasten your belt to the buckle closest to you.

b) Pull the shoulder strap of the belt to adjust the tension of the lap belt (see illustration). For smaller passengers, it may be necessary to pass the seams on the lap belt through the slot in the buckle plate to properly tighten the belt.




5. Seat belts are locked when the vehicle stops suddenly or in a collision.

6. To unfasten the seat belt, press the buckle button (see illustration).



7. On the passenger seats of some vehicles, if you pull the shoulder strap of the seat belt all the way out, the child restraint system's restraint function will be activated. You will not be able to pull out the seat belt until it is completely retracted onto the inertia reel.