Isuzu N Series 2008, Руководство пользователя

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
If a vehicle that has a seat belt with
pretensioner and supplemental restraint
system (SRS) airbag system suffers a
frontal impact above a certain level, the
seat belt with pretensioner and airbag
(assuming the vehicle has a passenger
airbag in addition to a driver airbag)
securely restrain the driver and passenger
in their seats and lessen the physical shock
to their heads. To prevent the seat belt with
pretensioner and airbag themselves from
causing life-threatening injuries, be sure to
observe the following points:
Seat Belt with Pretensioner and SRS Airbag System
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Seats → Refer to page 3-19
Seat Belts → Refer to page 3-26
WARNING
Before driving, adjust the seat to give you a correct driving position and fasten •
your seat belt. Do not sit closer than necessary to the steering wheel, and do
not lean back further than necessary. If the vehicle has a passenger airbag,
the passenger must not put his/her hands or feet on the instrument panel or sit
with his/her face or chest close to the instrument panel. When the driver's airbag
(and the passenger's airbag, if equipped) deploys, the driver and passenger can
suffer burns and other serious injuries on the arms and face.
No person riding in the vehicle should hold any object on his/her lap or otherwise
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place any object between him/herself and the airbag. In the event of airbag
deployment, the object would represent a hazard because it could be propelled
toward the person's face and/or prevent normal airbag operation.
If you carry a child in the vehicle, be sure to observe the following points.
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Otherwise, the force of airbag deployment could give the child life-threatening
injuries.
Do not drive the vehicle while letting the child stand in front of the passenger -
seat airbag or while holding him/her on your lap. The child would be in danger
in either of these positions because he/she would be exposed to a powerful
physical shock in the event of airbag deployment.
Do not use a passenger seat that has a passenger airbag to carry a child who
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needs a baby seat, child seat, junior seat or other seat designed specifically
for children.
If the vehicle has a passenger airbag, do not fit a baby seat, child seat or junior •
seat facing rearward. If the baby seat, child seat or junior seat were facing
rearward, the shock created by deployment of the passenger airbag could inflict
life-threatening injuries on the child.
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