2004 Chrysler Town And Country Owners Manual

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THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE STARTING  YOUR VEHICLE
Airbags  inflate  in moderate  to high  speed  impacts.  Along
with  seat belts and  pretensioners,   front airbags  work  with
the  instru ment  panel  knee  bolsters  to provid  e improved
protection  for the  driver  and front  passenger.  Side airbags
also work  with  seat belts to  improve  occupant  protection.
Infants  in rear  facing child  restraints  shou ld NEVER  rid e
in the front  seat of a vehicle with  a passenger  front  airbag.
An airbag  deploym ent  can cause severe  injury  or death  to
infants  in  that position.
Child ren  that  are  not  big  enou gh to  prop erly  wear  the
vehicle   seat  belt  (refer   to  section   on  Child   Restraint)
shou ld be  secured  in the  rear  seat,  in a child  restraint   or
belt-p ositioning  booster  seat.  Old er child ren who  do  not
use   child   restraints    or  belt-p ositioning    booster   seats
shou ld rid e prop erly  buckled  up  in the  rear  seat,  and  in
the  outboard   seat   if possible.   Never   allow  child ren  to
slide  the shou lder  belt  behind  them  or  und er their  arm .
The seat  belts  are designed   to protect  you  in many  typ es
of  collisions.  The  front   airbags   deploy  in  moderate    to
severe  frontal  collisions.  If you r vehicle  is equ ipped,  the
side airbag  on  the crash  side of  the vehicle  is triggered  in
moderate   to  severe   side  collisions.   In  certain   typ es of
collisions,  both  the  front   and  side  airbags  may   be trig-
gered . But  even  in  collisions  where   the  airbags  deploy,
you  need  the seat  belts  to keep  you  in the  right  position
for the  airbags  to  protect  you  prop erly.
If a  child  from  1 to  12 years  old  must   rid e in the  front
passenger   seat becau se the  vehicle  is crow ded, move  the
seat  as  far  back  as  possible,   and  use  the   prop er  child
restraint.  See  the section  on  Child  Restraint.
Here  are som e simple step s you  can take  to minim ize the
risk  of harm  from  a deploying   airbag.
1.
buckled   up  in  a rear  seat.
Child ren  12 years  old  and  under  should   alw ays rid e
You  shou ld  read   the  instru ctions   provid ed  with   you r
child restraint   to make sure  that you  are using  it prop erly.
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Model Year2004
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