How to Calculate the Date of Car Seat Belts?
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Seat belts come with labels that display detailed dates, so there is no need for calculation. Many car components have detailed production dates, such as seat belts, headlights, radiators, radiator frames, tires, glass, generators, compressors, etc. The production dates of all car components should be earlier than the production date of the entire vehicle; otherwise, they are considered replacements. Below are the maintenance methods and usage precautions for car seat belts: 1. Regularly inspect the condition of seat belts. If any damage is found, replace them promptly. Additionally, all bolts securing the seat belts on the floor near the seats should be tightened, and sealant should be applied around the bolts. 2. The correct way to wear a three-point seat belt is to fasten the lap belt as low as possible, around the hips, not the abdomen. The shoulder belt should not be placed under the arm but should naturally cross the chest diagonally. Also, avoid twisting the belt while using it. 3. After fastening the seat belt correctly, perform a sudden forward movement to confirm its functionality. A sudden forceful pull by hand can also serve as a test. 4. Avoid placing the seat belt over hard or fragile objects, such as keys or glasses in clothing, to prevent accidental injuries when tightening. Additionally, ties should be placed outside the seat belt, not underneath it. 5. Ensure that the seat backrest is not overly tilted, as this may prevent the seat belt from extending and retracting properly.
