2004 Chrysler Town And Country Owners Manual

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THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE STARTING  YOUR VEHICLE
ejection  and   the  risk   of injury   caused   by  striking   the
insid e of the vehicle.  Everyon e in  a motor  vehicle shou ld
be belted  at  all times.
WARN ING!
In  a  collision ,  you  and  you r  passen gers   can  suffer
much  greater   injuries   if you  are  not  prop erly  buck-
led  up. You  can strik  e the  interior  of  you r veh icle or
oth er passen  gers,  or  you  can  be  throw n  out  of  the
veh icle.  Alw ays  be   sure   you   and   oth ers  in  you r
veh icle are  buckled   up  prop erly.
Lap/Shoulder Belts
All the  outboard  seats  in you r vehicle  are equ ipped  with
Lap/  Shou lder Belts.
The  belt  webbing   retractor   is  designed   to  lock  during
very  sudden   stop s or  collisions.  This  featu re allow s the
shou lder  part  of the  belt to  move  freely with  you  und er
norm al  cond itions.  But in  a  collision,  the  belt  will  lock
and  red uce  the  risk  of  you r  striking   the  insid e of  the
vehicle  or being  throw n  out.
Buckle  up even  thou gh  you are  an excellent  driver,  even
on short  trip s. Someone  on the road  may be  a poor driver
and  cause  a collision  that inclu des  you . This can  hap pen
far away   from hom e or  on you r own  street.
Research  has  show n that   seat belts  save  lives,  and  they
can red uce the  seriou sness of injuries  in a  collision. Some
of  the  worst  injuries   hap pen  when   peop le  are  throw n
from   the  vehicle.   Seat  belts   red uce  the  possibility    of
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CategoriesChrysler Manuals, Chrysler Town and Country Manuals
Model Year2004
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