Installation: Rear-Facing
Lap-Shoulder Belt Installation
•Figure A illustrates a typical rear-facing lap-shoulder belt installation.
•When not in use, always store the LATCH connectors in storage pouches sewn in cover above rear-facing lock-offs.
1� Place the child restraint
2� Lift cover to access
3� Pull the vehicle belt out, then pass it through the first
4� Route vehicle belt behind and under the buckle strap, then through the second
5� Verify that the vehicle belt is not twisted, then buckle (Fig. D)..
6� Push the restraint firmly into the seat while removing slack from the lap portion of the vehicle belt, then the shoulder portion (Fig. E)..
7� Position both sections of vehicle belt through the rear- facing
•Lock-off is properly closed when a positive click is heard.
•To prevent breakage, never extend the
•If your vehicle is equipped with an automatic locking retractor (ALR), use of
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Installation: Rear-Facing
8�Verify that the vehicle belt is tight and the |
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| side to side more than 1 inch (2..5 cm..) at |
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•The
•The proper recline angle can be achieved by placing a rolled towel or pool noodle in the crease of the vehicle seat to help level the child restraint's base.
•If there is a problem stabilizing the child restraint, tighten the tether as described on
page 24, using anchor point 3. | E |
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WARNING: DO NOT raise the base beyond horizontal or off of the vehicle seat; doing so will reduce the protection for the child and may damage the recline adjustment..
Removal
Release
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