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The frontal airbag for that seat must be deactivated.
The frontal airbag for that seat must be deactivated. Confirm its status according to the vehicle and restraint manuals; moving the seat farther away is insufficient. Children no taller than 135 cm normally sit in the rear, subject to regulatory exceptions. Install the restraint using its manufacturer-specified system, which may use anchorages rather than only a seat belt. Do not improvise airbag deactivation.
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It is impossible even with the airbag correctly deactivated and all requirements met.
Simply move the restraint farther away, leaving the frontal airbag active.
The frontal airbag for that seat must be deactivated.
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