How to Fasten the Middle Rear Seat Belt in the Baojun 510?

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HaileyDella
07/29/25 11:52pm
Method for fastening the middle rear seat belt in the Baojun 510: 1. For the side seat belts in the rear seats, the method is the same as for the front seat belts. Pull out the seat belt, with the shoulder strap crossing the chest and the lap belt fitting snugly over the hips, then insert it into the buckle. 2. First, the middle rear seat belt may be a two-point lap belt or a three-point seat belt. 3. Method for fastening a three-point seat belt: Generally, the middle rear seat belt is located at the rear roof of the car, where you can see two different types of buckles. There are also two different types of sockets in the middle position, one on the left and one on the right. To use it, pull down the hanging buckle connected to the seat belt from the rear roof, slant it across the chest, and insert the buckle into one of the corresponding sockets. Then, insert the other buckle connected to the seat belt across the thighs into the other socket to complete the process.
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LeClayton
08/16/25 3:23am
I've driven the Baojun 510 several times, and the middle rear seatbelt is actually quite easy to fasten. First, locate the belt strap—it's usually tucked in the rear seatback seam or hanging down from the ceiling. You'll need to pull it out; some models have slightly tight straps, but a gentle tug should free it. Then align it with the buckle—the buckle is typically a small raised fixture near the center of the seat or floor, easily visible when seated. Insert it until you hear a click, indicating it's locked. Remember to tighten the strap to ensure no slack, especially when securing adults or children—the belt should lie flat against the body. Avoid twisting the strap; if twisted, release and reinsert. Safety first—rear seatbelts save lives. I've witnessed accidents on highways where properly used seatbelts significantly reduced injuries. Always check if the belt retracts smoothly before each ride; if stuck, gently wiggle it side to side to free it.
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