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Use of seat belts (Mitsubishi Pajero 1)

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1. Sit on the seat and lean back.



Warning: To minimize the risk of injury in the event of an accident, the driver's and passenger's seat backs should be raised as high as possible. The protection provided by seat belts may be significantly reduced if the seat backs are reclined. If the seat back is reclined, the driver or passenger may slide out from under the seat belt in the event of an accident and be injured.




2. Grasp the seat belt buckle and lift it up the seat belt until it can be easily pulled across your body. After a few tries, this will become an automatic operation.



3. Pull the seat belt and pull the buckle closer to the lock. This system's seat belt will not stop stretching if you stop or hesitate, so relax and keep buckled up. Insert the buckle until you hear a click.





4. Run your hand along the top strip of the seat belt to prevent it from dangling.

The seat belt will not tighten any further, so you can tighten it as much as you feel comfortable.

Warning: Make sure the bottom strap of the seat belt fits snugly around your legs, not your waist. If the seat belt is positioned higher, it may increase the risk of injury in the event of an accident.




5. Check the seat belt tension.

The seat belt will be slightly loosened for comfort when you return to your normal position.



6. The shoulder portion of the seat belt will not restrict your movements under normal conditions. The seat belt will be tightened in the event of a sudden change in vehicle speed. To unfasten the belt, press the button on the seat belt buckle. To return the belt to the door pillar when exiting the car, pull the belt down slightly and release immediately.



Warning! Remember to close all doors before driving. Locking your doors and wearing seat belts will reduce the risk of injury in the event of an accident.


Adjusting the height of the seat belt fastening (front seats)



The height of the seat belt attachment can be adjusted.



1. Pull the handle.

2. Lift the mount up or down to a position that is comfortable for you, then release the handle. You should hear a click and the seat belt mount should be securely locked.

3. Handle.

4. Adjustable seat belt fastening.

Caution: When adjusting the seat belt height, make sure that after you fasten your seat belt, the seat belt fits snugly across your shoulder and does not touch your neck.
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