60 Storage
When possible, place loads
directly against the cargo barrier.
Secure the load with a restraint
system.
If involved in an accident or
accidentally damaged, the cargo
barrier should be replaced and
the anchorages inspected by an
authorised Holden Dealer.
Passengers should not ride in the
cargo area.
Take care when placing loads
behind the cargo barrier so as to
prevent damage to child restraint
anchorages and seat belt
webbing in an accident.
In an accident, cargo may cause
the cargo barrier to deform
toward passengers.
The rating label must not be
removed from the cargo barrier.
Clean the cargo barrier only with
mild soap and water. Do not use
solvents or chemicals. Discard
the cargo barrier if it becomes
rusted. Do not store outside or
expose to direct sunlight.
Do not obstruct seat belts or child
restraints, or their operation.
Seat, seat belts or child restraint
anchorages must not be used to
secure the cargo barrier.
Long thin items of cargo should
be placed lengthways across the
vehicle to minimise the risk of
penetration.
Do not attach (drill, rivet, stick
and so forth) objects to the front
or rear of the cargo barrier.
The maximum load for a genuine
Holden cargo barrier is 60 kg
single mass. That is, if an object
weighs 60 kg, only one object
is permitted behind the cargo
barrier.
Do not use this cargo barrier in
any other vehicle for which it is
not designed.
Please refer to the Installation
and user instructions, supplied for
details regarding the fi tment and
usage of the cargo barrier.
When high tensile fasteners are
used, the cargo barrier must be
installed using the size and grade
fasteners specifi ed by the cargo
barrier manufacturer.
Cargo barrier positions
The barrier can be placed behind the
rear seats when they are upright or
behind the front seats when the rear
seats are folded down.
Behind rear seat position
Warning
It is recommended to correctly
anchor the load in the cargo
area, even if the cargo barrier is
in position.
1. Before placing the cargo
barrier into the vehicle, rotate so
the four attachment straps point
rearward.
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