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Safety Devices - Seat, Seat Belt and Supplemental Restraint System
(SRS)
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inflated and helpful for buffering the
impact on driver and front passenger’s
(optional) head or chest.
SRS is designed for providing auxiliary
protection for driver and front
passenger in case of crash instead of
replacing the seat belt. SRS is helpful
for saving lie and reducing hurt.
However, SRS may cause bruise or any
other injuries. SRS cannot protect the
shorter persons, so the shorter should
always use the seat belt. Meanwhile,
the passenger should keep a certain
distance from the steering wheel and
instrument panel (see details in Chapter
“Seat Belt”). To protect the passenger,
SRS will be quickly inflated. If the
passenger gets close to SRS or back to
SRS when SRS is inflating, the passenger may be hurt by expansion.
SRS will quickly be flat after
expansion.
SRS warning light will be on when
the brake is stepped down and the
motor start-stop button is set at “ON”,
and it will be off after about 3s. It
means that that the system is working
(see details in Chapter “SRS Warning
Light”).