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Installation: Rear Facing

Installation: Rear Facing

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 rear facing and
in full recline position on the vehicle
seat.

2

Open rear facing lock-off farthest from
where the vehicle belt will be buckled.

3

Pull the vehicle belt out, then pass it through
the first rear facing belt slot (Fig. B).

The vehicle belt can be routed over or
under the cover.

4

Route vehicle belt behind and under
the buckle strap, then through the
second rear facing belt slot.

5

Verify that the vehicle belt is not
twisted, then buckle (Fig. C).

6

Push the restraint firmly into the seat
while removing slack from the lap
portion of the vehicle belt, then the
shoulder portion (Fig. D).

7

Position both sections of vehicle belt
through the rear facing lock-off
farthest from vehicle buckle, then
close lock-off arm (Fig. E).

Lock-off is properly closed when a
positive click is heard.

To prevent breakage, never bend the lock-
off arm up or down.

8

Verify that the vehicle belt is tight and
the child restraint is stable.

Installation can be improved by the use of
the Versa-Tether

®

(see pages 23–25).

NOTE:

The back angle of the child restraint
should not exceed 45º when
properly installed in the rear facing
position.

If there is a problem stabilizing the child
restraint, place a rolled towel in the
crease of the vehicle seat to help level
the child restraint base.

WARNING:

Only raise restraint as described above. Do not raise the

restraint off of the front edge of vehicle seat; doing so will reduce
the protection for your child.

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Open lock-offs, then unbuckle and remove vehicle belt from belt
path. Disconnect Versa-Tether

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, if attached.

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