SEATS AND RESTRAINTS 1 Sleeper Bunks and may have belts and/or a net restraint Restraints system which are over the bunk or cover the opening. Lower WARNING! If your vehicle has an upper and lower bunk, the upper bunk can be folded up out of the way to provide you with more room in the sleeper. Fold the upper bunk up and insert the metal end of the bunk retaining belts into the buckles. Always keep the lower bunk in its down position while the vehicle is moving. If left in the up position, stored items could become loose during an acci dent and strike you, causing death or personal injury. WARNING! Before you move the vehicle, check to be sure the lower bunk is in the down position.
Be sure the restraint system is used when anyone is occupying the sleeper while the vehicle is moving. In an ac cident, an unrestrained person lying in a sleeper bunk could be seriously in jured. He or she could be thrown from the bunk. Failure to comply may result in death, personal injury, equipment or property damage. For cabs equipped with a sleeper, be sure to use the restraint devices when the vehicle is in motion. Your vehicle (04/13) Y53-1200-1B1 1-29