9-5 Sport Wagon (9600) V6-3.0L Turbo (B308) (2003)
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Repairs and Inspections Required After a Collision: Service and Repair
Seat Belt System
General Safety Regulations
The cars are fitted with seat belts for the front and rear seats in accordance with current legislation. All belts have been tested for type approval.
On the strap is a label stating the manufacturer, manufacturer's part number and year of production, type approval codes and Saab genuine part number.
WARNING The label must not be removed from the belt strap. No changes or repairs may be made to the belt and no fixing points changed.
Ensure that the type of belt fitted and its position comply with the specification given in the spare parts literature. Belts which have been
stressed in connection with an accident must be replaced and destroyed so they cannot be re-used.
Inertia reel with belt tensioner activated
When a car has been involved in a collision and a belt tensioner has been activated, the entire inertia reel with belt tensioner, buckle lock and end
fitting must be replaced.
If any of the rear belts were in use at the time of the accident, they must be replaced together with the seat-belt buckle.
If no belt tensioner has been activated, inspect all belts and other equipment thoroughly.
Even if the belt tensioner has not been activated, it must be scrapped.
WARNING When a car has been involved in a collision and a belt tensioner has been activated, the entire inertia reel complete with belt
tensioner, buckle lock and end fitting must be replaced. If any of the rear belts were in use at the time of an accident, they must be
replaced together with the seat-belt buckle. If no belt tensioner has been activated, inspect all belts and other equipment
thoroughly.
