2. Check the seat belt for damage and deformation of metal parts. If there is damage, the belt must be replaced.
3. Make sure the seat belt can be pulled out freely.
4. Make sure that the pretensioner locks the seat belt when the belt is quickly tightened.

5. Remove the seat belt pretensioner.
6. Make sure that the seat belt can be pulled out at a retractor angle of 15° or less, and that the belt cannot be pulled out at an angle of 40° or more.
Front seat.
Rear seats.
7. If the car has been damaged in an accident, pull out the belt and check for damage. If there is damage, the belt must be replaced.

