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Belt tensioner
Depending on the force of an impact, fastened
safety belts are tightened in an accident.
The belt tensioners are triggered by:
– Front, side and rear impacts of suffici ent
severit y.
Note
The belt tensioner system can be triggered only
once; the system must be replaced afterward.
If there is a fault in th e belt -tensioner system, the
airbag warning light lights up.
Work may be performed on the belt- tensione r
system only by an authorize d Pors che dealer.
Smoke is released when the belt tensioners are
triggered. This does not indicate a fire in the
vehicle.
Safety B elt Warning System
An audio-visual warning system is interconnect-
ed with the driver’s safety belt.
Every time the ignition is turned on, the gong will
sound for about 6 seconds to remind driv er and
passenger to buckle up. In addition, the gong
will sound for approx. 90 seco nds if the vehicle
speed exceeds 15 mph (24 km/h). The safety belt
warning light in the instrument panel and on-board
computer will go off as soon as the driver has
buckled up.
Inertia reel retractor
The combination lap/shoulder belt with inertia reel
locking mechanism adjusts automatically to your
size and movements as long as the pull on the belt
is slow.
Rapid deceleration during hard b raking or a
collision locks the belt. The belt will also lock
when you drive up or down a steep hill or in a sharp
curve, otherwise, the shoulder belt will not inhibit
your upper body movement.
Fastening the safety belt
Assume a comfortable sitting position.
Please observe the chapter ”SEAT POSITION”
on page 40.
The shoulder belt should always rest on y our
upper body. The shoulder belt should never be
worn behind your back or under your arm.
Grasp belt and pull the belt in a continuous
slow motion across your chest and lap.
Insert belt tongue into buckle on inboard si de
of seat. Push down until it securely locks with
an audible click. Pull the be lt to check.
Pull shoulder section to make sure belt fits
snugly across the pelvis.
Belts should fit snugly across the pelvis and
chest. Make sure there is no slack in the belt.
Releasing the safety b elt
Push in release butto n (arrow) on buckle. Be lt
tongue will spring out of buckle.
To release a latched belt, lean back to take the
body pressure off the belt.
To store lap/shoulder belt, allow the belt to
retract as y ou guide the latch to its stowed
position.
Please observe the chapter ”AUTOMATIC
LOCKING RETRACTOR” on page 60.
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