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The head restraint.
The head restraint. Correct adjustment limits movement of the head relative to the torso and helps reduce neck-injury risk. It is not merely a comfort feature and cannot guarantee prevention of every injury. Adjust it according to the vehicle instructions, together with correct seat positioning and belt use.
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The direction indicator.
The tachometer.
The head restraint.
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