Static ones are used on the car (non-inertial) front seat belts. The same belts can be installed for rear seat passengers.
Check the condition of the belts regularly. If you find any abrasions, tears or other damage on the belts, be sure to replace the belts. If the belts are dirty, wash them with a mild soap solution. Never iron the belts.
When fastening, make sure that the belt is not twisted. The belt should be adjusted so that your hand can easily pass under its strap.
Warnings:
- Replace belts only in specialized workshops.
- Do not fasten a seat belt on a child sitting on the rear passenger's lap.
- Be sure to replace belts that have been subjected to critical stress in a traffic accident.
To fasten the belt, remove the tongue from the holder on the body pillar and...
...insert the tongue into the lock until it clicks.
To unfasten the belt, press the lock button while holding the belt.
To increase the length of the belt, pull the long end out of the buckle, and to decrease it, pull the short end out.
