How to Use a Brake Band Tightener?
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Fix one end of the rope onto the round rod. Insert a pry bar into the shaft head and rotate it. Engage the ratchet with the pawl to secure it. Move the pawl to rotate the shaft and release the rope randomly.
The seatbelt pretensioner automatically activates in a car accident, requiring no manual operation to provide protection. As a daily driver, I always make it a habit to buckle up, as the pretensioner only engages during strong impacts—such as when sensors detect a collision—instantly tightening the belt to prevent forward movement. Remember, this isn’t a manual device, so avoid adjusting it while driving; once seated properly, the belt naturally secures you. If the seatbelt warning light illuminates or the belt feels loose, it’s best to have it inspected at a professional shop to avoid potential malfunctions. Regular maintenance, like keeping the system clean, is also crucial, as dirt buildup may affect sensor responsiveness, though it generally operates smoothly.