2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee Owners Manual

THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE STARTING  YOUR VEHICLE
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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  2
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  to  red uce or prevent   injuries.
WARN ING!
In  a  collision ,  you  and   you r passen  gers  can  suffer
injuries,   including   fatalities,   if  you  are  not  prop erly
buckled    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  seating  positions   in  you r vehicle  have   combination
lap/  shou lder  belts.   The  belt  webbing    retractor   is  de-
signed   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 colli-
sion, the  belt will  lock and  red uce the risk of you  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   which   inclu des   you .  This  can
hap pen  far away  from  hom e or on  you r own  street.
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CategoriesJeep Grand Cherokee Manuals, Jeep Manuals
Model Year2008
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