Isuzu D-MAX 2020, Руководство владельца и водителя

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PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS
Seats → Refer to page 3-58
Seat Belt with Pretensioner
→ Refer to page 3-103
Child Restraint System (CRS)
→ Refer to page 3-81
Front Seat Belt Warning Light
→ Refer to page 4-50
Seat Belt Care → Refer to page 6-138
NOTE
• The driver's seat belt and the passenger's seat belt feature pretensioner and
load limiter functions.
• In crew cab models, the outboard seat belts on the second seat may feature
pretensioner and load limiter functions.
• The three-point seat belts are provided with an emergency locking retractor
(ELR) function.
[Load limiter function]
• The load limiter allows the seat belt to extend while maintaining the load
working on the belt at a constant level. This helps alleviate the shock applied on
the occupant's chest.
[ELR function]
• The ELR normally allows the seat belt to move in and out freely as the occupant
moves. However, it locks the seat belt to restrain the occupant when a forward
force resulting from a collision or sudden stop acts on the occupant.
• The ELR also locks the seat belt when the belt is pulled out quickly. If this
happens, allow it to retract once and then pull it out slowly.
• You can check that the ELR locks the belt by pulling out the belt quickly.
[Center seat belt design to prevent incorrect fastening]
• The center seat belt is designed so that it cannot be connected with any of the
windowside seat belts.
WARNING (Continued)
• If your vehicle has been involved in a collision, the seat belts worn at the time
may have lost their original strength due to impact even if they appear intact.
These seat belts must be inspected and, if necessary, replaced by the nearest
Isuzu Dealer.
• When replacing the seat belts, use genuine Isuzu seat belts intended for each
seat and install them in the correct positions.
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