1. Check the condition of the belt tape, buckles, and the reliability of the belt fastenings to the body.
2. Check the operation of the belt indicator lamp.
3. Check the operation of the inertial tensioning mechanism (when pulled sharply, the belt should be fixed, and when released, it should rewind).
4. If any defects are found, replace the belt.
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Checking seat belts [Toyota 4Runner N120]
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