Subaru WRX Manuals 2026 WRX Owner’s Manual | Página 159

Warning and Indicator Lights 151
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Your vehicle is equipped with a seatbelt warning device at the driver’ s and passenger’ s seats, as required by current safety standards.
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This device reminds the driver and front passenger to fasten their seatbelts by illuminating the warning lights in the locations indicated in the following illustration and sounding a chime.
Driver’ s seat
Front passenger’ s seat
When the ignition switch is turned to the“ ON” position, the driver’ s and / or front passenger’ s warning light will illuminate, then it will blink. If the seatbelt( s) is / are not fastened, the warning light( s) continue( s) to blink and the warning chime( s) may make a beep sound.
NOTE
. If the driver’ s and / or front passenger’ s seatbelt( s) are / is not fastened while driving, the seatbelt warning system operates as follows according to the vehicle speed. – The warning light will illuminate when the vehicle speed is approximately 4 mph( 6 km / h) or less.
– The warning light will blink, and the warning chime will make a beep sound when the vehicle speed is between approximately 4 mph( 6 km / h) and 13 mph( 20 km / h). The warning chime will stop when the vehicle stops.
– The warning light will blink, and the warning chime will sound loudly when a certain number of seconds have elapsed when the vehicle speed is between approximately 4 mph( 6 km / h) and 13 mph( 20 km / h).
– The warning light will blink, and the warning chime will sound loudly when the vehicle speed is approximately more than 13 mph( 20 km / h).
. The warning light will turn off and the warning chime will stop when the seatbelt is fastened.
If there is no passenger on the front passenger’ s seat, the seatbelt warning system for the front passenger’ s seat will be deactivated. The front passenger’ s seatbelt warning system monitors whether or not there is a passenger on the front passenger’ s seat.
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