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G-Class Owner's Manual - Mercedes G-Class, G-Wagon, G500, G55 ...

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Risk of injury G<br />

The seat belt cannot function correctly if the<br />

belt strap or the belt buckle is dirty or damaged.<br />

You must therefore keep the belt<br />

strap and buckle clean, otherwise the belt<br />

tongue cannot engage correctly.<br />

Regularly check that the seat belts:<br />

are not damaged<br />

are not routed over sharp edges<br />

are not twisted<br />

The belt strap could otherwise tear and you<br />

or others could be injured.<br />

Have seat belts which have been damaged<br />

or subjected to heavy loads in an accident<br />

replaced. Their anchorages should also be<br />

checked.<br />

<strong>Mercedes</strong>-Benz recommends that, for safety<br />

reasons, you only use seat belts that have<br />

been specially approved for your vehicle by<br />

<strong>Mercedes</strong>-Benz.<br />

Risk of injury G<br />

Modifications to or work incorrectly carried<br />

out on a restraint system (seat belts and<br />

their anchorages, belt tensioners, belt force<br />

limiters or airbags) or its wiring could prevent<br />

the restraint system from functioning<br />

correctly.<br />

Nur fuer internen Gebrauch<br />

Safety<br />

Restraint systems<br />

The airbags or belt tensioners could, for example,<br />

be activated inadvertently or could<br />

fail in accidents in which the deceleration<br />

force is sufficient to trigger the airbag. For<br />

this reason, you should never modify the restraint<br />

systems.<br />

Risk of injury G<br />

By design, airbags are not activated in all<br />

types of accidents since a correctly fastened<br />

seat belt already provides sufficient<br />

protection in many cases. Airbags do not replace<br />

seat belts in any way. To reduce the<br />

risk of serious or fatal injury, make sure that<br />

all vehicle occupants – in particular, pregnant<br />

women – always have their seat belt<br />

fastened correctly, have adopted a normal<br />

sitting position and that the backrests are<br />

almost vertical.<br />

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