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Lap belts with retractors may or may not hold
a child restraint securely.
Follow these steps to determine if you have a
retractor system that will hold child restraint
securely:
a. Pull belt all the way out.
b. Allow belt to retract about 6 inches (15 cm).
c. Pull out on belt again.
If belt is locked and you cannot pull the belt out
any further, you have an Automatic Locking
Retractor which may be used with a child restraint.
Remember, when installing a child restraint, pull
belt all the way out, buckle belt, and then tighten.
If you can pull the belt out again (Step c above),
you have an Emergency Locking Retractor which
MUST NOT be used with a child restraint.
The locking latch plate on some seat belts may
slip and loosen after being buckled on child
restraint if positioned at a certain angle. If this
happens, flip latch plate over (fig. a) and
re-buckle. Test installation again to see if this
works. If not, move child restraint to another
seating position.
(fig. a)
Retractor
F
Lap Belts - Manually Adjustable
F
Lap Belts - With Retractor
Flip
VEHICLE SEAT BELTS (continued)