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Add slack and reduce seat-belt effectiveness.
They add slack and reduce restraint effectiveness. Do not use them to relieve pressure: the bands should fit snugly without twisting, with the diagonal correctly positioned and the lower band over the pelvis. If uncomfortable, adjust the seat and belt height as instructed without disabling its function.
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Improve bodywork stability.
Guarantee no injury occurs.
Add slack and reduce seat-belt effectiveness.
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