Operation
Before activation, the device is in
(G)
state.
When the ECU detects a collision of a severity above the set threshold, it sends a signal to the pretensioner,
firing the pyrotechnic charge
(1)
of the gas generator: the combustion of the propellant
(2)
releases high
pressure gas, exerting an upward force on the rack piston
(3)
.
This motion is transmitted via pinions
(4)
and
(5)
to the toothed bushing
(6)
which rewinds the belt by a few
centimetres (state
H
).
This takes up any slack between the belt and the body of the occupant immediately before the retention
action begins.
Once activated, a pretensioner is no longer functional, cannot be repaired and must be replaced.
Seat belt and pretensioner care
Replace the seat belt after a severe collision even if it does not appear damaged.
Periodically check that the anchor screws are tightly fastened and that the belt itself is in good condition
and winds and unwinds smoothly.
The belt must be kept clean; dirt may compromise the effectiveness of the retractor.
To clean the belt, hand wash with water and mild soap, rinse and allow to dry. Do not use strong
detergents, bleach or harsh solvents that could weaken the fibres.
Do not wet the retractors: water infiltration may compromise operation.
The pretensioner requires no maintenance or lubrication. If the pretensioner has been immersed in water
or mud, it must be replaced.
The pretensioners must be replaced every
15 years
.
Never dismantle or modify the belts, retractors and pretensioners.
Summary of Contents for California
Page 19: ...Z Tyre type and pressure label ...
Page 20: ...04 02 Assembly number Assembly number A Assembly number label ...
Page 21: ...04 03 Chassis number Chassis number B Punched chassis number ...
Page 22: ...04 04 Engine type and number Engine type and number C Punched engine type and number ...
Page 23: ...04 05 Chassis number Chassis number D Chassis number ...
Page 24: ...04 06 Gearbox type and number Gearbox type and number E Gearbox type and number plate ...
Page 25: ...04 07 Vehicle identification Vehicle identification K VIN label Vehicle Identification Number ...
Page 28: ...04 10 Fuel Fuel I Fuel label ...
Page 29: ...04 11 Paintwork Paintwork L Paintwork label ...
Page 30: ...04 12 Emissions control Emissions control M Emissions control data label ...
Page 31: ...04 13 Airbag Airbag N Do not install child seat on passenger seat label ...
Page 32: ...04 14 Airbag Airbag O Airbag maintenance label ...
Page 33: ...04 15 Airbag Airbag P Airbag warning label ...
Page 43: ...Fluids and lubricants table Model Fluids and lubricants table Download ...
Page 71: ...Screw the cap A back on tightly ...
Page 104: ...Connect the battery F2 01 ...
Page 118: ...Vehicle Setup Parameter Check Form Model Vehicle Setup Parameter Check Form Download ...
Page 520: ...A DCT gearbox clutch oil tank and clutch oil pump B Clutch oil pipes C Clutch oil radiator ...
Page 623: ...CCM Brake Disc Wear Form Model All Models CCM Brake Disc Wear Form Download ...
Page 1070: ...A Horn button B Engine start button C Manettino ...
Page 1102: ...Perform the respective cycle with the DEIS diagnostic tester ...
Page 1144: ...Connect the battery F2 01 ...
Page 1220: ...Precautions and guidelines for using the RHT retractable hard top ...
Page 1334: ...Undo the indicated fasteners Retrieve the indicated shims Release the clip 1 ...
Page 1335: ...Remove the indicated clip Undo the indicated screw Undo the screws indicated ...
Page 1452: ...Refit the rear wheelhouses E3 05 Connect the battery F2 01 ...
Page 1453: ...F2 07 Lights Diagnosing condensation in headlamps ...
Page 1561: ...Ss Sensor signal λ Lambda ratio excess g Rich mixture M Lean mixture ...
Page 1570: ...Refit the DCT gearbox C2 03 Connect the battery F2 01 ...
Page 1656: ...G Heater evaporator H Pollen filter I Air vents M Expansion valve ...
Page 1677: ...Refit the front wheelhouses E3 05 ...
Page 1686: ...Refit the caps 1 Refit the engine compartment cosmetic shields E3 13 ...