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Opel GT - Seat Belt Warning Device Explanations

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43Seats, interior
Thick layers of clothing prevent the belt
from fitting snugly. The belt must not rest
against hard or fragile objects in the
pockets of your clothing (e.g. ballpoint
pen, keys, spectacles), since this could
cause injury. No objects such as handbags,
mobile phones etc. must be p resent
between the belt and your body.
Dr iver’s sea t belt w arning dev ice X
Control indica tor X illuminates in the
instrument panel for approx. 20 seconds
when the ig nition is sw itched on, or until
driver’s seat belt is fastened . Flashes for a
further 60 seconds if seat belt remains
unfas tened .
When the vehicle is being driven, if the
driver’s seat belt remains unfastened, the
control indicator will illum inate for approx.
20 seconds and flash for a further
60 seconds or until the belt is fa stened.
Apply seat belt – see page 42.
Control indicator goes out immediately.
Control indica tor X for driver’s seat belt -
see p age 57.
Passenger’s seat belt warning device k
Control indicator k illuminates in the
centre console after a pprox. 20 seconds
when the ignition is switched on, if
passenger’ s seat belt is unfastened and the
seat occupancy recognition sy stem detects
that the passenger’s seat is occupied.
Stays illum inated for a further 20 seconds
then flashes for approx. 60 seconds if seat
belt remains unfastened.
When the vehicle is being d riv en, if the
passenger’s seat is occupied and the belt
remains unfastened, the control indicator
will illuminate for approx. 20 seconds and
then flash for a further 60 seconds or until
the belt is fastened .
Apply seat belt – see pa ge 42.
Control indicator goes out imm ediately.
Seat occupancy recognition - see page 48.
9 Wa rning
On pregnant women in particular, the
lap belt must be positioned as low as
possible a cross the pelvis so as not to
put too m uch pressure on the abd om en.

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