Owner's Manual Cadillac BLS - IFS Europe BV

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Interior equipment
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WARNING
• Match the speed and driving style
according to how the car is loaded.
The driving characteristics of the car
can be affected because the centre of
gravity is altered when there is a load
in the luggage compartment.
• An object weighting 55 lbs. (25 kg)
corresponds to a weight of 2000 lbs.
(1000 kg) in a head on collision at
30 mph (50 km/h).
• Adjust the car´s load (passengers and
luggage) so that the gross vehicle
weight or the axle weight are not
exceeded, see page 236.
Cargo net 3
WARNING
• Never overload the cargo net 3. If the
elastic breaks this may cause personal
injury. Do not use a cargo net
that shows signs of wear.
• Never use an elastic net in the luggage
compartment when the rear seat is
folded down. These nets are only
intended to keep light objects tidy, not
for the anchoring of loads.
• Secure the load in the luggage compartment
firmly. Using a cargo net is
not considered as load securing.
• The only purpose of a cargo net is to
prevent light objects from being
thrown forward into the cabin during
heavy breaking.
Cargo net, vertical, Wagon
Fit the net behind the rear seat backrest.
1 Remove the rear cover panels in the
roof.
2 Fit the net’s upper fasteners into the two
rear attachment points in the roof.
3 Secure the net’s hooks in the two
anchorage eyes closest to the rear seat.
Tension the straps.
The cargo net can also be fitted behind the
front seats when the whole rear seat is
folded.
1 Remove the front cover panels in the
roof.
2 Snap the net’s upper fasteners into the
two front attachment points in the roof.
3 Lengthen the straps with the enclosed
extra straps. Secure the net’s hooks in
the two outer eyes furthest back on the
front seats’ rails down by the floor. To
locate the eyes, see page 29. Tension
the straps.