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The correct positions for the driver and

passengers are given below.

– Adjust the seat height so that it reaches the

highest point of the steering wheel.

– Always keep your feet in the footrests to

maintain control of the vehicle at all times.

Persons who are unable to assume a correct

seating position due to a physical condition

should ask a specialist workshop about the

possibility of special modifications. Seat belts

and air bags only provide optimum protection

when seated in the correct position.

The following also applies to the

accompanying person:

– Position the seat backrest almost vertically so

that the back rests completely on it.

Volkswagen recommends that this be done by a

Volkswagen dealer.

– Move the seat as far back as possible so that

as much as possible

in the event of an airbag deployment.

the airbag can protect you

For your own safety and to reduce injury in the

event of braking or an accident, Volks- wagen

recommends the following adjustments:

Valid for all occupants of the vehicle:

– Adjust the head restraint so that the upper

edge of the head restraint is level with the

top of the head, but never below the eyes.

Always keep the back of the head as close as

possible to the headrest → fig. 34.

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– If you are short, lower the headrest as far as

it will go, even if your head is below the

upper edge of the headrest.

Check the condition of all safety belts regularly.

In the event of damage to the webbing or

connections of a seat belt, the automatic reel or

the seat belt buckle, contact a specialist

workshop immediately and have the belt

– If you are tall, raise the headrest as far as it

will go.

– When driving, keep your feet on the footrest.

→

. The specialist workshop should

replaced

use the appropriate spare parts for the vehicle,

equipment and model year. Volkswagen

recommends that you visit a Volkswagen dealer

for this.

– Adjust and fit the seat belt correctly → p.

56.

The following also applies to the driver:

– Position the seat backrest almost vertically so

that the back rests completely on it.

WARNING

Not wearing a seat-belt or wearing it

– Adjust the steering wheel so that it is at least

25 cm from the sternum.

incorrectly increases the risk of serious or fatal

injury. Seat-belts only provide optimum

protection if they are correctly fitted and used.

A

and can hold it with both hands on the

sides, on the outside, with the arms slightly

bent → p. 113.

● Seat belts are the most effective means of

reducing the risk of serious and fatal injury

in the event of an accident. To help

protect you, always wear your seat belt

correctly while the vehicle is in motion.

– The steering wheel shall always point in the

direction of the thorax and never towards the

face.

– Adjust the seat so that you can fully step on

the pedals with your knees slightly bent and

that there is a distance between the knee

B

area and the dashboard of at least 10 cm

.

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● Before setting off, always sit in the correct

position, always wear your seat belt

correctly and always wear it properly

throughout the journey. This applies to all

occupants of the vehicle and also for urban

journeys.

● Have damaged seat belts replaced

immediately with new seat belts approved

by Volkswagen for this vehicle. After an

accident, have a specialised workshop

replace any seat belts that have been

stretched excessively as a result of the

strain they have been subjected to. They

may need to be replaced even if there is no

perceptible damage. The belt anchorages

should also be checked.

● When transporting children, use a child

restraint system suitable for their weight

and height with a properly fitted seat belt →

p. 76.

● Never attempt to repair, modify or remove

the seat belts yourself. Always have repairs

to seat belts, automatic retractors and locks

carried out by a specialised workshop.

● Only start off when all occupants of the

vehicle have their seat belts correctly

fastened.

● Always insert the belt tongue into the belt

buckle of the corresponding seat and latch

it correctly. The use of a belt buckle from

another seat reduces the safety belt's

protective function and can lead to serious

injury.

● Always prevent foreign bodies and liquids

from entering the seat belt buckle slot.

Otherwise, the function of the lock and the

safety belt may be impaired.

Warning lamp

Please note at the beginning of this

chapter

on page 56.

● Never remove your seat belt while

driving.

● The use of one seat belt per occupant is

mandatory.

● Never carry a child or infant on your lap or

restrain it with the same seat belt you are

wearing.

● Do not wear thick, loose-fitting clothing

(e.g. a coat over a jacket), as this makes it

difficult for the seat belt to fit properly and

thus reduces its protective capacity.

Fig. 35 On the instrument panel display: warning

lamp.

WARNING

Damaged seat belts are a major hazard and

can cause serious or fatal injuries.

● Never pinch the seat belt with the door or

the seat mechanism, as this could damage

the seat belt.

Fig. 36 On the instrument panel display: Seat belt

status indication

of the rear seats.

● If the belt webbing or other parts of the belt

are damaged, the belt may break in the

event of an accident or braking.

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If the safety belts are not fastened or are

unfastened at a speed of approx. 25 km/h (15

mph) at the start of the journey or if the safety

belts are unfastened during the journey.

While driving, an acoustic signal will sound for a

few seconds. In addition, the red warning light

→ Fig. 35 flashes.

Frontal accidents and the laws of

physics

Please note at the beginning of this

on page 56.

chapter

The red warning lamp will go out when the

driver and front passenger put on their

seatbelts with the seatbelt switched on.

Indication of the condition of the safety belts

in the rear seats

When the ignition is switched on, the seat belt

status indicator → fig. 36 informs the driver on

the instrument panel display whether the

occupants of the rear seats are wearing their

seat belts. The symbol indicates that the

occupant of that seat is wearing 'their' safety

belt . The symbol indicates that it is not worn.

Fig. 37 Vehicle about to crash into a wall.

Occupants not wearing seat belts.

If a rear seat occupant puts on or removes his

or her seatbelt, the seatbelt status is displayed

for approx. 30 seconds. The display can be

hidden by pressing the key.

the of the instrument panel.

If a rear seat occupant removes his or her seat

belt while driving, the corresponding symbol

flashes for a maximum of 30 seconds. If the

speed exceeds approx. 25 km/h (15 mph), an

acoustic signal sounds in addition.

Fig. 38 Vehicle crashes into wall. The occupants

are not wearing seat belts.

It is easy to explain how the laws of physics

work in the event of a frontal accident: as soon

as a vehicle is in motion → Fig. 37 , so-called

"kinetic energy" is generated in both the vehicle

and its occupants.

WARNING

Not wearing a seat-belt or wearing it

incorrectly increases the risk of serious or fatal

injury. Seat-belts only provide optimum

protection if they are correctly fitted and used.

The higher the speed and weight of the vehicle,

the more energy must be absorbed in the event

of an accident.

However, the most important factor is the

speed of the vehicle. For example, if the speed

doubles from approx. 25 km/h (15 mph) to

approx. 50 km/h (31 mph), the corresponding

kinetic energy quadruples!

The magnitude of the "kinetic energy" depends

primarily on the speed at which the vehicle is

travelling and the weight of the vehicle and its

occupants. The greater the speed and the

greater the weight, the more energy must be

absorbed by the vehicle and its occupants.

in the event of an accident.

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The occupants of the vehicle who are not

wearing seat belts are not 'attached' to the

vehicle. Therefore, in the event of a frontal

collision, they will continue to travel at the

same speed as the vehicle was travelling before

the collision until something stops them! Since

the occupants of the vehicle in our example are

not wearing seat belts, in the event of a

collision with the wall, all the kinetic energy of

the occupants will only be absorbed by the

impact.

→ fig. 38 .

At speeds between approx. 30 km/h (19 mph)

and 50 km/h (31 mph), the forces acting on the

body in the event of an accident can easily

exceed one tonne (1000 kg). The forces acting

on the body increase the higher the speed at

which the vehicle is driven.

Fig. 40 The rear seat occupant without a seat belt

is thrown forward into the driver, who is wearing a

seat belt.

There is a widespread belief that in the case of

a minor accident the blow can be stopped with

the hands. This is not true!

This example is not only valid for frontal

accidents, but also for all types of accidents

collisions

and

Even at low speeds, forces are exerted on the

body in the event of a collision that cannot be

counteracted by simply supporting oneself with

the arms and hands. In a frontal collision,

vehicle occupants who are not wearing seat

belts will be thrown forward and will be thrown

uncontrollably into parts of the passenger

compartment, e.g. the steering wheel,

instrument panel or windscreen.

.

Dangers of not wearing a seatbelt

Please note at the beginning of this

on page 56.

chapter

→ fig. 39 .

The function of the airbag system does not

replace that of the seat belt. If the airbags are

deployed, they only provide additional

protection. The airbags do not deploy in every

type of accident. Even if the vehicle is equipped

with an airbag system, all occupants (including

the driver) must wear their seat belts and wear

them properly throughout the journey. This

reduces the risk of serious or fatal injury in the

event of an accident, regardless of whether the

seat is equipped with an airbag or not.

Each airbag only deploys once. For the best

possible protection, it is essential to always

wear your seat belt correctly. This will also

protect you in the event of an accident in which

the airbag does not deploy. Unbelted occupants

could be thrown out of the vehicle and, as a

result, be injured.

Fig. 39 The unbelted driver is thrown forward.

even more serious or deadly consequences.

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It is also very important that rear seat

occupants wear their seat belts correctly,

otherwise they will be thrown uncontrollably

through the passenger compartment in the event

of an accident. If a rear seat occupant is not

wearing a seat belt, he or she endangers not

only him- or herself, but also the driver and

other passengers.

kinetic energy. This reduces the energy

generated and thus the risk of injury.

The examples described are from frontal

crashes. Of course, properly fitted seat-belts

also greatly reduce the risk of injury in all other

types of accident. For this reason, seat-belts

should always be worn before setting off, even

if it is only to go "around the corner". Make sure

that all other occupants of the vehicle are also

wearing seat belts.

vehicle occupants → fig. 40 .

Road accident statistics have shown that

wearing a seat-belt correctly significantly

reduces the risk of injury and increases the

chances of survival in the event of a serious

accident. Correctly fitted seat belts also

reinforce the protective effect of airbags that

are triggered in the event of an accident. For

this reason, the use of seat-belts is mandatory in

most countries.

Protective function of safety belts

Please note at the beginning of this

on page 56.

chapter

Even if the vehicle is equipped with airbags, the

safety belts must be worn. The front airbags,

for example, are only triggered in certain cases

of frontal collision. They do not deploy in the

event of a frontal or minor side collision, a rear-

end collision, if the vehicle overturns or in the

event of an accident in which the airbag trigger

value programmed in the control unit is not

exceeded.

For this reason, always wear your seat belt and

make sure that the other occupants of the

vehicle are wearing their seat belts.

The vehicle must be correctly installed before the start of the

journey!

Fig. 41 Drivers wearing seat belts correctly fitted

will not be thrown out in the event of braking.

Correctly fitted seat belts can make a big

difference. Properly fitted seat-belts keep

occupants in the correct position and

significantly reduce kinetic energy in the event

of an accident. They also help to prevent

uncontrolled movements that could lead to

serious injuries. Properly fitted seat belts also

reduce the risk of being thrown out of the

vehicle.

→ fig. 41 .

Vehicle occupants wearing properly fitted seat-

belts will benefit greatly from the fact that

kinetic energy is absorbed by the seat-belts.

The structure of the front of the vehicle and

other passive safety components of the

vehicle, such as the airbag system, also ensure

a reduction in the kinetic energy absorbed by the

seat belts.

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● Keep seat belts clean at all times.

How to use and maintain seat

belts in good condition

● Avoid chafing the belt webbing with sharp

edges, pinching or damaging it.

● Keep the seat belt buckle and the seat belt

tongue slot free of foreign objects at all

times and do not get them wet.

Please note at the beginning of this

on page 56.

chapter

Checklist

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How to use and maintain safety belts in

condition →

Check the condition of all seat belts regularly.

Keep seat belts clean.

:

Putting on and taking off seat belts

Please note at the beginning of this

on page 56.

chapter

Keep foreign bodies and liquids away from the

belt, tongue and belt lock slot.

Do not damage or pinch the seat belt or the seat

belt tongue, e.g. when closing the door.

Never dismantle, modify or repair seat belts or

their attachments.

Always wear your seat belt correctly before

driving and do not remove it while driving.

Twisted safety belt

If the seat belt cannot be easily pulled out of

the guide, it may have been twisted inside the

side trim if it was rolled up too quickly:

Fig. 42 Insert the tongue of the safety belt into its

lock.

– Pull the belt slowly and carefully by the tab

until it is completely removed.

– Straighten the belt and let it roll up loosely

with your hand.

If you are unable to straighten the belt, put it

on anyway, but make sure that the twisted part

of the belt does not lie in the body area. Have

the twisted belt straightened immediately by a

specialist workshop.

WARNING

Improper care of safety belts increases the risk

of serious or fatal injury.

Fig. 43 Release the belt locking tab.

● Check regularly that the safety belts and

their components are in good condition.

In the event of braking or an accident, properly

fitted seat belts keep the vehicle occupants in the

correct position and offer the best possible

protection → .

If the vehicle is equipped with proactive occupant

protection, the driver's and front passenger's seat

belts will automatically tighten in certain driving

situations if they are worn → p. 65, Pro-active

occupant protection.

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In this way, the belt slack can be reduced as

much as possible.

● Removing the seat belt while driving can

cause serious injury or death in the event of

an accident or braking.

Wearing seat belts

Always wear your seat belt before driving.

– Adjust the front seat and head restraint

correctly → page 54.

Positioning of the b e l t webbing

– Position the backrest of the rear seat

Please note at the beginning of this chapter

on page 56.

vertically →

.

– Grasp the belt strap and place it centrally

so,

across your chest and pelvis. When doing

do not twist the belt →

.

– Insert the belt tongue securely into the

seatbelt loop corresponding to the belt

position

→ fig. 42 .

– Pull on the belt to check that the tongue is

securely engaged in the blind.

Removing seat belts

Fig. 44 Correct positioning of the belt webbing and

correct adjustment of the head restraint.

when the vehicle is

Remove the seat belt only

stationary →

.

– Press the red button on the belt lock

→ fig. 43 . The belt tongue is ejected.

– Pull the belt backwards with your hand so

that the belt winds up more easily, the belt

does not twist and the trim is not damaged.

Safety belt with locking system

If the belt webbing has been removed

completely and the belt "clicks" audibly when it

is retracted, it is equipped with a locking

system. Do not use the seat belt lock except for

attaching certain child restraint systems → p.

76, Safe Child Restraint. If the belt lock is

activated, release it when the belt is to be used

by a person.

Fig. 45 Correct positioning of the belt webbing in

the case of pregnant women.

Seat belts only provide optimum protection and

reduce the risk of serious or fatal injury in the

event of an accident if the belt webbing is

correctly positioned. A properly positioned belt

webbing also retains the occupants in their seat

so that, if the airbag is triggered, it can provide

maximum protection. Therefore, always fasten

your seatbelt and make sure that the seatbelt

webbing is correctly positioned.

WARNING

Incorrect belt webbing can lead to serious or

fatal injuries in the event of an accident.

● The safety belt shall ensure optimum

protection only if it is worn correctly for the

occupant's height and the seat backrest is

in an upright position.

correctly located → fig. 44 .

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Sitting in an incorrect seating position can cause

serious or fatal injuries → p. 54, Seating

position.

● The lap strap of the safety belt shall pass in

front of the pelvic area and never over the

abdomen. The safety belt should lie flat

and snug against the pelvis. If necessary,

the lap belt should be tightened slightly.

Correct positioning of the belt webbing

– The shoulder band should always pass over

the centre of the shoulder and never over

the neck, over or under the arm, or behind

the back.

● In the case of pregnant women, the lap

belt lap belt shall be positioned flat in front

of the pelvic region, as low as possible, and

around the 'round' abdomen.

– The lap belt lap strap shall always pass in

front of the pelvic area and never over the

abdomen.

● Do not twist the belt webbing while

wearing the belt.

● Never pull the seat belt away from the body

by hand.

– The safety belt shall lie flat and snug against

the body. If necessary, its strap shall be pulled

slightly.

● Never place the belt strap over hard or

fragile objects such as glasses, pens or

keys.

Pregnant women should wear the belt flat, well

centred on the chest and as low as possible in

front of the pelvic area so that it does not exert

any pressure on the abdomen → fig. 45. This

should be observed throughout the pregnancy.

● Never modify the position of the belt

webbing with seat belt clamps, retaining

lugs or similar objects.

Adjusting the position of the belt webbing

according to height

Persons who, because of physical

conditions, are unable to position

themselves correctly, or who are not able

to do so because of

The position of the belt webbing can be adjusted

with the following equipment:

– Belt height adjuster for front seats → page

63

If the seatbelt webbing is not fitted, a specialist

workshop should be consulted to find out

whether special modifications can be made to

ensure that the protective function of the

seatbelt and air bags is maintained.

Volkswagen recommends

– Height-adjustable front seats

→

p. 54

a Volkswagen dealer.

WARNING

If the seat belt webbing is not correctly

positioned, it can cause serious injury in the

event of an accident, braking or sudden

manoeuvres.

B e l t height adjuster

Please note at the beginning of this

on page 56.

chapter

● The safety belt will only ensure optimum

protection if it is worn correctly and the

backrest is in an upright position.

● If the seat belt moves from the hard parts

of the body to the soft parts of the body

(e.g. the abdomen), among other things

due to slackness, it can cause serious

injury.

● The shoulder band should pass over the

centre of the shoulder and never under

the arm or over the neck.

● The safety belt should lie flat and snug

against the upper body.

Fig. 46 Next to the front seats: seat adjustment

the height of the belt.

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The seatbelt height adjusters in the front seats

can be used to adjust the position of the

seatbelt in the shoulder area according to the

height of the occupant so that the seatbelt can

be correctly positioned:

When the critical situation passes, the two belts

are loosened again. The proactive occupant

protection is again ready for operation → p. 65,

Proactive occupant protection .

Belt pretensioner

– Compress the forwarding device in the

direction of the arrows and hold it in this

position → fig. 46 .

The safety belts in the front seats and, where

appropriate, in the rear rear seats are fitted with

pretensioners.

– Slide the repositioning device up or down

until the safety belt passes over the centre

of the shoulder.

The pre-tensioners are activated by sensors in

the event of severe frontal, side and rear

collisions and tighten the seat belts in the

opposite direction to their exit. If the seatbelt

is slack, the pretensioner tightens the seatbelt,

thus cushioning the occupants' movement

forward or in the direction of impact. The

seatbelt pretensioners work in conjunction with

the airbag system. In the event of a rollover,

the pretensioners are not activated unless the

side airbags are triggered.

→ p. 62, Fitting the belt strap .

– Release the forwarding device.

– Make sure that the return device is locked in

place by pulling on the safety strap.

WARNING

Never adjust the height of the safety belt while

driving.

When activated, a fine dust may be released.

This is completely normal and does not mean

that a fire has broken out in the vehicle.

Automatic rewinder, belt

pretensioner and belt force limiter

Belt pre-tensioning

If the driver or front passenger is wearing a

seatbelt, the seatbelt is automatically pre-

tightened at the start of the journey, depending

on the journey time and speed, by reducing the

belt slack as far as possible → p. 65, Proactive

o ccupant pr o tection .

Please note at the beginning of this

on page 56.

chapter

Vehicle seat belts are part of the vehicle safety

system.

→ p. 67 and consist of the following elements

and functions:

Reversible belt tensioning (proactive

occupant protection

)

Automatic belt winder

In certain driving situations, the safety belts

may be tightened reversibly. For example → p.

65, Pro-active occupant protection:

All safety belts are fitted with an automatic

retractor in the shoulder belt section. This

device ensures complete freedom of movement

when the shoulder belt is pulled out slowly or

during normal driving. However, the rewinder

locks the seat belt if the belt is pulled out quickly,

when braking, on hilly stretches, on curves and

when accelerating.

– in case of braking

– in case of oversteer or understeer

– in case of minor collisions

Belt force limiter

In the event of an accident, the belt force limiter

reduces the force the safety belt exerts on the

body

In critical driving situations, e.g. in the event of

emergency braking or oversteer and understeer,

the proactive occupant protection can

.

automatically tighten the front seat belts if they

are worn. If an accident does not occur or

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If the vehicle or system components are to

be scrapped, the following must be done

P r o a c t i v e occupant protection

The relevant safety regulations must be observed.

Please note at the beginning of this

on page 56.

chapter

these

The specialist workshops are familiar with

regulations → p. 65.

Proactive occupant protection is an assistance

system that activates a series of measures to

protect vehicle occupants in dangerous

situations, but cannot prevent a collision.

Maintenance and disposal of belt

pretensioners

Proactive occupant protection only fully

functions when the function is activated in the

infotainment system and there is no malfunction

→ p. 66.

Please note at the beginning of this

on page 56.

chapter

When work is carried out on the belt

Basic functions

pretensioners or when other vehicle parts are

removed and fitted for other repair work, the

seat belts may be damaged without being

noticed. In the event of an accident, this may

result in the pretensioners not functioning

properly or not functioning at all.

When the driver or front passenger is wearing a

seat belt, at the start of the journey and

depending on the journey time and speed, the

seat belt is automatically pre-tightened by

reducing its slack as far as possible.

Depending on the legal regulations of the

country in question and the vehicle equipment,

the following functions can be activated

separately or together in critical situations (e.g.

in the event of emergency braking or

understeer and oversteer) from a speed of

approx.

To ensure that the effectiveness of the belt

pretensioners is not impaired and that the

dismantled components do not cause injury or

pollute the environment, the relevant

regulations must be observed. Specialised

workshops are familiar with these regulations.

30 km/h (19 mph):

WARNING

Improper handling and home repairs of seat-

belts and automatic belt reels and

– Reversible tensioning of front seat belts which

are buckled.

pretensioners can increase the risk of serious

or fatal injury. Pretensioners may fail to

activate, even though they should, or may

activate unexpectedly.

– Depending on equipment, automatic closing

of the glass roof and windows until there is

only a slit.

Depending on how critical the driving situation

is, the belts can be tensioned individually or all

at the same time.

● Only a specialised workshop, and never a

workshop itself, shall repair, adjust, dismantle

and fit components of safety belts and their

pretensioners.

Additionally for vehicles with Front Assist

surveillance system

→

p. 376.

● Belt pretensioners and automatic belt

retractors cannot be repaired and must be

replaced.

In vehicles with Front Assist → p. 214

surveillance system, the probability of a rear-

end collision with the vehicle in front is also

calculated within the limits of the system. The

system can activate proactive occupant

protection if it detects that a rear-end collision is

likely or if it triggers a braking manoeuvre.

abrupt.

Airbag modules and belt pretensioners

may contain perchlorate. Observe the legal

regulations relating to the use of perchlorate.

you are going to their disposal.

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Activate pre-tensioning and reversible tensioning Control indicator

of the seat belts in the

infotainment system

The pre-tensioning and reversible tensioning

of the struts can be activated in the info-

tainment system:

Proactive occupant protection is not

available. Have the system checked by a

specialist workshop.

WARNING

Intelligent technology incorporating proactive

occupant protection cannot overcome the

limits imposed by the laws of physics and

only works within the limits of the system.

Never allow the increased comfort provided

by pro-active occupant protection to induce

you to take any risks that compromise safety.

The system cannot prevent a collision. The

system cannot regain the driver's attention.

– Switch on the ignition.

CAR

– Press the

infotainment button.

Assistants

function button .

Proactive Occupant Protection

– Select

from the list.

– Briefly press the desired function button

Active Left side belt pre-tensioner

,

or

Right side belt pretensioner

to activate

or deactivate the function.

● Always adjust your speed and safety

distance to the vehicle in front according to

visibility, weather, road and traffic

conditions.

Active

: Activate or deactivate proactive occupant

protection with all its functions. Proactive

occupant protection is reactivated each time the

ignition is switched on.

● The system is not always able to recognise

objectives.

Belt pre-tensioning on left-hand side

: Activate or de-

activate the belt pre-tensioning for the left-hand

front seat only.

● Proactive occupant protection does not

react to people or animals, or to objects

that cross or are difficult to detect.

Right-hand side belt pretensioning

: Activate or de-

activate the belt pretensioning for the right-

hand front seat only.

● Reflective objects (e.g. crash barriers),

tunnel entrances, heavy rain and ice can

impair the function of the proactive

occupant protection and thus the ability to

detect the risk of a collision.

If the checkbox of the function button is ticked ,

it means that the function is activated.

Limited operation

● It may happen that the system is activated

in the event of a fault.

In the following situations proactive occupant

protection is not available or only available to a

limited extent:

– If the ESC, the belt pretensioners or the

airbag control unit do not work properly → p.

5 6 or → p. 67.

WARNING

Any driver distraction can lead to an accident

and injury.

– When ASR or ESC is switched off, in

OFFROAD mode and when driving in reverse

→ page 249 or → page 182.

● Never make any adjustments to the in-

fotainment system while driving.

– When the front passenger frontal airbag is

deactivated, the front passenger seat belt

pre-tensioning and re- tensioning are

deactivated.

NOTICE

– When the adaptive cruise control (ACC) does

not work properly → p. 207.

The sensors can become out of adjustment due

to knocks or damage to the bumper, wheel arch

and underbody of the vehicle. As a result, the

function of the radar sensors, and thus the

detection

of the risk of collision may be reduced.

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