Checking the tensioners
Attention. Do not disassemble the tensioner.
The front seat belt tensioners have pretensioners, so when performing work see chapter Supplemental Restraint System (SRS).
1. Make sure that the belt does not lock when the tensioner is carefully rotated within 15° of the installation angle.
Front/rear belt tensioners
2. Make sure that when the tensioner is carefully turned more than 40° relative to the installation angle, the belt locks.
Rear seat center belt tensioner
3. Make sure that by carefully turning the tensioner more than 40° relative to the installation angle and pulling the belt out by approximately 1000 mm, the belt locks.
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Checking the installation condition of the belts
1. Check that the belt is not twisted.
2. After installing each anchor, make sure that they move freely around the axis. If the anchor does not turn satisfactorily, unscrew the anchor bolt and check the order of installation of the washers and their condition.
3. Check the belts for dirt, defects and discoloration. If the belt is dirty, clean it with a cloth.
4. Make sure that the belts do not lock when pulled slowly, and that they lock when pulled sharply.
5. Check that the rear seat centre belt locks when pulled out approximately 180 mm with the right rear seatback folded forward.
6. Check that the belt is wound correctly by the tensioner when you release it after pulling it out slowly.
6. The rear seat belts are equipped with child seat fastening mechanisms, so if you release the belt after slowly pulling it out, you will hear the characteristic sound of the mechanism working. Check that the belt does not pull out while the mechanism is working. In addition, check that after the belt is completely retracted, it returns to its normal operating state.
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