Chevrolet Lacetti Quiz
Seats and Passive Safety Systems

Seat Belt Care

In this manual: Seats and Passive Safety Systems
Introduction — 3Seats and Passive Safety Systems — 30Instruments and Controls — 102Driving the Vehicle — 51Climate Control — 21RDS Radio with Multi-Disc CD Player — 44RDS Audio Unit with CD Player — 42Roadside Emergencies — 8Maintenance and Service — 24Tread Wear Indicators — 28Vehicle Maintenance — 3Technical Information — 16
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1. Periodically inspect all seat belts and related components. If the seat belts, related components or assemblies are damaged, replace them at an authorized Chevrolet dealer.

2. Replace all seat belts and related components that were stretched or damaged in an accident, even if the stretching or damage is not visible. Stretched belts and damaged components do not provide effective protection. Use new seat belts when replacing them.

3. We recommend replacing the entire seat belt assembly after a vehicle collision. If a qualified technician finds no damage to the seat belts and confirms they are in normal working condition, replacement is not necessary. Contact an authorized Chevrolet dealer.

4. Driving a vehicle with damaged seat belts and related components is dangerous.

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