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In the side of the front passenger seat’s backrest.
In the side of a front seat’s backrest, including the passenger seat. Do not confuse it with the passenger’s front airbag, normally housed in the dashboard, or a curtain airbag deploying beside the windows from its housing. Follow the manual on covers and obstructing objects; an airbag supplements the belt, does not replace it and cannot guarantee preventing every injury.
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Inside the side window glass.
In the side of the front passenger seat’s backrest.
Loose on the passenger compartment floor.
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