* The authors of this Manual recommend checking the condition of the seat belts every 12,000 km).
1. Assess the condition of the seat belt webbing, buckles, locks and guide loops.
2. Pay attention to the seat belt indicator lamp turning on when turning the ignition key to the RUN or START position - the signal buzzer may also sound at the same time.
3. Make sure that the return devices are functioning properly.
4. Replace defective components.
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Checking the condition of seat belts (Mitsubishi Galant 6)
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