2013 AUDI RS5 CABRIOLET airbag

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AUDI RS5 CABRIOLET 2013  Owners Manual is met c::> page  146, More important  things  to 
know  about  front  airbags . 
In  addition  to  their  normal  safety  function, 
safety  belts  help  keep  the  driver or front  pas­
senger  in

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AUDI RS5 CABRIOLET 2013  Owners Manual 154  Airbag  sys te m 
The  knee  airbag  system  has  been  designed  so 
that  the  airbags  for  the  driver  and  front  pas­
senger  dep loy in certain  but  not  all  frontal 
collisions. 
I f

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AUDI RS5 CABRIOLET 2013  Owners Manual Side  airbags 
Description  of  side airbags 
The airbag  system  can provide  supplemental 
protection  to  properly  restrained  occupants. 
Fi g.  158  S ide a irbag  location  i n the  driver s s

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AUDI RS5 CABRIOLET 2013  Owners Manual 156  Airbag system 
-in  rol lovers. 
I n s ome  types  of acc idents  the  front  a irbags 
a nd  side  a irbags  m ay be  triggered  together . 
.&_ WARNING 
-Sa fety  belts  and  t he a irbag  syst

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AUDI RS5 CABRIOLET 2013  Owners Manual -Never install  seat  covers or  replace­
ment  upholstery  over the  front  seat­
backs that  have not  been specifically 
approved  by Audi. 
- Never use additional  seat  cushions that 
cover the

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AUDI RS5 CABRIOLET 2013  Owners Manual 158  Child  Saf ety 
Child  Safety 
Important  things  to 
know 
Introduction 
The rear seat  is generally  the  safest  place  in a 
collision . 
The  physical  principles  of  what  happens  when 
y

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AUDI RS5 CABRIOLET 2013  Owners Manual -If you  must  install  a  rearward  facing 
child  safety  seat  on  the  front  passenger 
seat  in exceptional  circumstances  and 
the 
PASSENGER AIR  BAG OFF light  does 
not  come  on  and  stay

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AUDI RS5 CABRIOLET 2013  Owners Manual 160  Child  Saf ety 
same  kind  of  child  rest raint  offered  by child 
restraint  manufact urers. 
The  weight  ranges  fo r the  ind ividual  types, 
makes  and  mode ls  o f chi ld  restra ints