2017 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE airbag

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Using a safety belt extender 
�x Adjust both the seat and the head restraint properly ⇒  Adjusting the seating position. 
�x Insert the buckle tongue on the safety belt extender ⇒ fig. 55 (2

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  WARNING 
Improper use or positioning of a safety belt extender increases the risk of serious personal injury and death. 
�x A driver or passenger who is not properly restrained can be seriously in

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Improper handling, care, servicing, and repair procedures can increase the risk of personal injury and death by preventing a belt pretensioner from activating when needed or by caus-ing i

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  WARNING 
Clothes or other items on the luggage compartment cover behind the rear seat backrest may limit visibility and cause accidents and severe personal injuries. 
�x Always hang clothes so tha

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Treating stains 
When treating stains, it may be necessary to clean the entire surface and not just the stain itself. This is especially true if the entire surface has become dirty from normal use.

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  WARNING 
Inappropriate spare parts and accessories as well as improperly performed work, modifications and repairs can cause vehicle damage, accidents and serious personal injuries. 
�x Volkswagen

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Changing the vehicles suspension system can change the way that the airbag system works in a crash. For example, using tire-rim combinations not approved by Volkswagen, lowering the vehicle, changi

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VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 2017  Owners Manual  
  WARNING 
Improper care and servicing, and improper modification and repair work, can increase the risk of personal injury and death by preventing an airbag from deploying when needed or deploying
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