Gmc 2003 Savana User Manual download pdf (Page 52)

Passenger Vans with an Air Bag Off

Switch

Accdenl staiisiics show thal children are safer ii they

afe restrainecl Fn the rear rather than the iront scat. Wc,

thernforo, rijccmmand thal child ieslrainO be secured

in a rear seal, including an infant riding in a rear-facing

Infant seat, a child riding in a lorward'lacihg child

seat and an older ctiild rtdirkg in a booster seat. If you

need to secure a rear-facing child restraint in the

right front passenger's seat, turn oft the passenger's air

bag. See Air Bag Off SwUcfi on page and

Securing a Child Be^irgini in iiin Right Front Ses!

Pos{i{on on page 1-58 lor more on ihis^ including

important safety information,

A child in a гезг-facing child restraint can be

seriously injured or killed it the air bag Inflates.

This Is because the back of the rear-facing

child restraint would be very close to the

Inflating air bag. Be sure to turn off the air bag

before using a rear-facing child restraint in the

right front seat pcsilion.

CAUTIOM; ^Continued)

CAUTION: (Continued)

Even though the AIR BAG QFF switch is

designed to turn off the passenger's frontal air

bag, no system is fail-safe, and no one can

guarantee that an air bag will not deploy under

some unusual circumstance, even though it Es

turried off. We, therefore recommend thal

rear-facing child restraints be transported In

vehicles with a rear seat that will

accommodate a rear-tacing child restraint,

whenever possible.

Wherever you install i1, /jointfilesconvert/1691876/bg sura tu secure the child

restraint properly.

Keep in mind that an unsecured child restraint can

move around In a collision or sudden slop and injure

people in the vehicle. Be sure to property secure

any child restraint in your vehicle - evert when no child

is In ll.

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Gmc 2003 Savana User Manual Page 52