Important!
Warning!
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•
Do not lean with your head
or chest close to the steering
wheel or dashboard.
The "SRS" is designed to reduce the
potential of injury in certain frontal
and front-angled impacts which may
cause injuries; however, no system
available today can totally eliminate
injuries and fatalities.
It is very important for your safety
to always be in a properly seated
position.
Adjust the passenger seat
as far as possible rearward
from the dashboard,
especially when a child
restraint is installed.
For maximum protection in the
event of a collision always be in
normal seated position with your
back against the seat back. Fasten
your seat belt and ensure that it is
properly positioned on the body.
The activation of the "SRS"
temporarily releases a small amount
of dust from the air-bags. This dust,
however, is neither injurious to your
health, nor does it indicate a fire in
the vehicle.
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•
Infants and small children
should only be seated in an
infant or child restraint
which is properly secured
by the seat belt.
Since the airbag inflates with
considerable speed and force, a
proper seating position will keep
you in a safe distance from the
airbag:
The service life of the airbags
Rear-facing child restraints
must not be used in a front
seat.
extends to the date indicated on the
label located on the driver-side door
latch post To provide continued
reliability after that date, they should
be inspected by an authorized
•
Sit properly belted in an
upright position with your
back against the seat back.
Failure to follow these instructions
can result in severe injuries to you or
other occupants.
MERCEDES-BENZ dealer at that
time and replaced when necessary.
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Categories | Mercedes-Benz Manuals, Mercedes-Benz S-Class Manuals |
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Document Type | Free PDF Owner's Manual Download. |
Tags | Mercedes-Benz 300SD, Mercedes-Benz W126 |
Model Year | 1993 |
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Publisher | mbusa.com |
Wikipedia's Page | Mercedes-Benz W140 |
Copyright | Attribution Non-commercial |
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