Volvo 1998 S90, Руководство по эксплуатации

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1998 Volvo S90
Loading in cargo space
Seat belts and airbags help give driver and passengers good
protection, especially in head-on collisions. However, there is
also a risk of injury from behind. When loading the car,
remember that objects not properly loaded and secured may
move forward in collisions or when braking suddenly, causing
injury.
Remember that a 44 lbs object weighs the equivalent of
2,200 lbs in a head-on collision at 30 mph.
Remember the following when loading the car:
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Load the cargo against the backrest.
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Load heavy cargo as low down as possible.
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Load wide cargo on either side of the rear seat split.
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Secure the cargo with cargo straps through the eyelets in the
cargo space.
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If nobody is sitting in the rear seat reinforce the backrest by
fastening the rear seat belts.
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Never load cargo above the backrest without a cargo barrier.
Cargo barrier (Wagon)
pg. 47
Cargo barrier
Your car can be fitted with a cargo barrier as an optional extra.
The cargo barrier helps prevent cargo and animals from being
thrown forward if the vehicle stops suddenly, or is involved in
an accident. The cargo barrier can be folded up when not in
use.
Cargo barrier and the auxiliary child seat
WARNING! If your car is equipped with an auxiliary child
seat in the luggage compartment, the cargo barrier must be
removed before using the child seat. Otherwise, in the event
of a sudden stop or accident, the child could be injured and
the net could hinder rapid access to the luggage
compartment.
When removing the cargo barrier:
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Fold forward the rear seat backrest
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Lean the cargo barrier forwards
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Disconnect the two knobs on the cargo barrier and push
them towards the center
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Remove the cargo barrier
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When installing the cargo barrier, reverse this procedure
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