2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Owner's Manuals

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Oldsmobile Bravada 2003  Owners Manuals Put someone on it. Get it up to  speed.  Then stop the vehicle.  The  rider 
doesnt  stop. 
1-10

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Oldsmobile Bravada 2003  Owners Manuals

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Oldsmobile Bravada 2003  Owners Manuals or the  safety  belts! 
With  safety  belts,  you  slow down as the  vehicle  does. 
You get  more time to  stop. You stop over  more distance, 
and your  strongest  bones take  the forces.  That’s

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Oldsmobile Bravada 2003  Owners Manuals 0: If I’m a  good  driver,  and I never  drive far from 
A: You  may  be an  excellent  driver, but if you’re  in an 
accident 
- even  one  that  isn’t your  fault - you  and 
your  passengers

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Oldsmobile Bravada 2003  Owners Manuals Lap-Shoulder Belt 
The  driver  has a  lap-shoulder belt.  Here’s how to wear  it 
properly. 
1. Close  and  lock the  door. 
2. Adjust the  seat so you  can  sit  up straight.  To see 
how, see

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Oldsmobile Bravada 2003  Owners Manuals The lap part  of the  belt  should  be worn low and  snug on 
the  hips, just  touching the  thighs. In a  crash,  this 
applies force  to the  strong  pelvic bones.  And  you’d  be 
less  likely to

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Oldsmobile Bravada 2003  Owners Manuals What’s wrong  with  this? 
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You can be ser.,sly  hurt if  yo^. shouLr  belt 
is  too  loose. In a  crash,  you  would  move 
forward too  much,  which  could  increase  injury. 
The  shoulder  bel

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Oldsmobile Bravada 2003  Owners Manuals Q: What’s  wrong  with  this? 
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You can be serisusiy  injured if your  belt is 
buckled  in  the  wrong  place  like this. In  a  crash, 
the  belt  would 
go up  over  your  abdomen.  The 
bel
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