2004 Chrysler PT Cruiser Owners Manual

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THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE STARTING  YOUR VEHICLE
4.
Position  the  lap  belt  across  you r  thighs,  below   you r
WARN ING!
abd omen. To rem ove slack  in the lap  belt portion,  pull  up
on the shou lder  belt. To loosen  the lap belt if it is too tight,
tilt  the latch  plate   and  pull  on the  lap  belt.  A snu g belt
red uces the  risk  of sliding  und er  the belt  in a  collision.
A belt  that  is buckled   into the  wron g buckle   will not
protect  you  prop erly.  The  lap  portion  could   rid e too
high  on  you r  body,  possib  ly  causin g  intern al  inju-
ries.  Alw ays buckle  you r belt  into  the buckle   nearest
you .
A belt  that is too  loose will  not  protect  you as well.  In
a  sudden    stop   you   could   move   too   far  forw ard ,
increasin  g the   possib ility  of  injury.   Wear  you r seat
belt  snugly.
A belt   that  is worn   under   you r arm  is very  danger-
ous. Your  body  could  strik e the insid  e surfaces  of the
veh icle  in   a  collision  ,  increasin  g  head   and    neck
injury.  A belt  worn  under   the arm  can  cause intern  al
injuries.    Rib s aren ’t  as  stron  g  as  shoulder    bones.
Wear the  belt  over  you r shoulder   so  that  you r stron -
gest  bones  will  tak e the  force  in  a collision  .
A shoulder    belt  placed  behind    you  will  not  protect
you  from   injury   durin  g  a  collision .  You  are  more
lik ely  to hit  you r  head  in  a  collision   if you   do  not
wear  you r shoulder    belt.  The  lap  and  shoulder   belt
are  mean t to  be used   togeth er.
Product Specification
CategoriesChrysler Manuals, Chrysler PT Cruiser Manuals
Model Year2004
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