Warning! When returning the rear seat back to the upright position, be careful not to damage the webbing or buckle of the seat belt. Make sure that you do not pinch or pinch the strap or buckle of the seat belt in the rear seat.
Periodic Seat Belt Inspection
It is recommended to periodically check all seat belts for cuts, wear and fraying of the belt tape, as well as cracks and deformation of their metal parts. Replace defective belts as soon as possible.
Keep seat belts clean and dry
Keep seat belts clean and dry. If the seat belts are dirty, they should be cleaned with a neutral detergent diluted in warm water. Do not attempt to bleach, repaint, or use strong detergents or abrasives to clean the belts, as this will damage the belts and weaken the webbing material.
When should seat belts be replaced?
After any accident, all seat belts, as well as inertia reels and belt fasteners, must be replaced. This must be done even if no visible damage to the seat belts is found.