RATION
HEAD
RESTRAINTS*
Belt height adjustment
Two anchorage points
are
provided
in
the
cab for the
upper belt attachment.
This
makes
it
possible
to
adapt belt
to
body
size.
Lap
belt*
The buckle is used in the same way as
on
the three-point inertia reel belts.
The belt must always fit
tightly
across
the lap.
To lengthen belt
hold the tongue
at
right
angles to belt and pull belt through to the
required length.
The belt
is
easier
to
adjust
if
tongue and
cap
are
pressed together.
To shorten belt it is
only necessary
to
pull
the
free end
of
belt.
The surplus belt length
is
taken
up by
moving
the
plastic slide.
Two-point inertia reel belts*
The individual seats*
in the
passenger
compartment
are
fitted with
two
point
inertia
reel belts.
They
give
complete
freedom
of
movement when pulled slow-
ly but sudden braking
however
will
cause
the belts to lock. The automatic retractor
mechanism
will also lock
the
belt when
driving down steep gradients
or
corner-
ing
hard.
Putting
belt on
Pull
the
tongue slowly
and
smoothly
across
the hips and push
it
into the lock
part fitted
on the
seat until tongue
engages audibly
(pull
to
check).
The belt must not be twisted. The belt
must
always fit
tightly,
pull belt up
slightly if necessary.
Taking
belt off
To release
the
belt press
the
orange
coloured button
in the
lock.
The
tongue
will
then spring
out.
Pass
the tongue across
by
hand
so
that
the retractor can roll the belt up properly.
The head restraints must be adjusted
properly to suit the body size. Only
correctly adjusted head restraints,
together
with
the seat belts, provide
effective protection.
Adjusting height
Grip
at
sides with both hands
and
pull
up
or
push down. The upper edge should
be
roughly
at eye
level.
Removing
and installing
Push
spring clips
out of
slotted rings
in backrest with
a
small
screwdriver and
lift head restraint
out.
To
install,
first press the spring clips into
the guide rings
so
that
the
straight part
of clip
is at the
rear.
Then
push head
restraint rods into
the
guides until
they
engage audibly.
Note:
The spring clips need
not be
taken
out
on vehicles which have
a
rear seat/fully
reclining
seat bench.
It is
quite sufficient
to
push
the
protrud-
ing
spring clip extensions back
to the
rear,
to
enable the head restraints
to be
removed.
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