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No, the frontal airbag must be deactivated.
No. A rear-facing restraint on the front seat requires the frontal airbag to be deactivated. In cars with up to nine seats, children 135 cm tall or shorter must use a suitable approved restraint and sit in the rear, except when there are no rear seats, all rear seats are occupied by such children, or all required restraints cannot be installed there. Follow manufacturer installation instructions.
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Yes, it must specifically remain active in front of a rear-facing restraint.
No, the frontal airbag must be deactivated.
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