the car, it may take three or four
operations to turn the system off. This
is due to the rolling code in the ECU.
SEAT BELTS
Wearing
Never attempt to wear the belt other
than as a complete lap and diagonal
assembly. Do not try to use the belt to
more than one person at a time, even
with small children. Ensure that the
belt webbing is not twisted when in
use, and that the belt is adjusted to
the correct tightness.
Using the harness
Take hold of the chrome connecting
end, draw over the shoulder and
across the chest. Push the tab firmly
into the buckle unit nearest to the
wearer, until a positive click is heard.
Ensure that the harness is safely
locked (see fig A).
To release the buckle press the red
button on the centre unit downward,
and make sure the belt retracts into
the rear (see fig B).
Adjusting
The belts fitted are of the inertia reel
type. Adjustment is automatic and the
belt will move to allow freedom in the
car. Free movement may be restricted
when cornering or braking, as the
locking mechanism is operated by the
pitch of the vehicle. In the event of an
accident the belts will lock, preventing
forward movement. The lock will
release automatically when the car is
stationary.
Cleaning the webbing
No chemical cleaners should be used
on the webbing. If it becomes soiled,
sponge with warm water, using a non-
detergent soap, and allow to dry
naturally, not by artificial heat or
direct exposure to the sun.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO EITHER BLEACH
OR RE-DYE THE WEBBING.
Warning:
1. Never at any time wear the lap belt
loosely as this reduces its protection.
2. Periodically inspect the webbing for
abrasion, paying particular attention
to the anchorage points and adjusting
devices.
3. In the event of an accident any
safety belt which has been subject to
a shock load should, in the interests of
safety, be renewed.
4. Alterations or additions to the kit
which might impair the efficiency of
the assembly should not be carried
out. In the case of doubt, or suitability
of a particular model, consult the
manufacturers list.
5. Small children should only be
carried if properly restrained. If they
are too small for a seat belt, a correct,
good quality child seat should be
used.
Mirrors
Caution: Always adjust mirrors before
moving off. The image in the mirrors
may not be true. Accustom yourself to
the type of mirror fitted before driving.
The interior mirror gives the best
image of vehicles behind.
Interior Mirror
This is simply adjusted by moving the
head. The position on the screen is set
by the Department of Transport.
Exterior Mirror
The head can be adjusted by means
of the small screw in the rear of the
mounting.
Caution: Do not overtighten after
adjusting. The height on some mirrors
can be adjusted by the nut fitted part-
way down the stem.
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