Second row (window) Acura MDX 2011??? Each seat belt is specific to its "partner" does this mean that each one needs a specific extender?
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Hi Marci. I found that each tongue on the extender was different and specific to make and model. I would directly contact the manufacturer. They required a tracing of the "male" part of the belt.
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The extension must be the same as the receiver, i.e., if your belt is a 1" wide tongue, your extender must a 1" tongue. Hope this helps! I had to grind down the one I ordered because I didn't realize there were more than one size. Measure the WIDTH of the belt tongue.
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Yes, the part that stretches to the back of the front seats is attached by a zipper. I don't even have that part on mine. The only tricky part is finding the seat belts, but other than that, there's no need to remove the whole cover for passengers.
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It is my understanding that all vehicles sold in the US use the same type of seat belt receptacle. I have used it on all GM, Ford, and Mercedese, Toyota, Chrysler models. You could call your models dealership to be sure.
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http://acura.bernardiparts.com/Images/Install/2012_MDX_CrossbarsBlack_BII46614.pdf
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The seat protector should not block the use of your two outer seat belts when you are using the protector in the middle seat. It may lap over a bit into the thigh space of the outer seats, but you won't need to fold the edge in for access to the belts. The protector is sturdy but flexible with molded folds at the back rear edge, front edge and belt notches on each side.
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You can check their site to see what vehicles it covers if thats what your're asking. The extra cable came in handy.
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I am not sure. I don't know if the MDX was re-designed in the model year 2010. If so, it may not fit.. I have a 2012 MDX which is the same design as the 2010 & 2011 model years. I suggest checking with your Acura dealer to see if the 2009 model is the same as the 2010 model year.
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Call the company and they will tell you what to order. I used this belt in the front seats of my oddessy, highlander, camery,old impala with no problems. It would not fit our Lexus so had to order another model, more expensive and not rigdid but worked. We use it for my husband who has Parkinson's and need help buckling in
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Hi I'm using it on an ACURA TL with an Curt after market hitch 1 1/4 and it works. I believe it should work with an MDX if it has a 2inch or 1 1/4 inch hitch opening.
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Measure the width of your seat belt (male plug) and compare to the width of the extender. My extender fit my '99 Acura and it did not fit my '94 Honda Del Sol. And the fit might not be as good as it could be. I have to slam the seat belt male end into the extender female end really hard, but I don't have trouble with the female end beside my seat and center console holding the mail end of the extender. I hope this isn't too confusing. Just measure your rav4 metal end width and match to the one you want to buy.
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While I haven't used the extender in a Kia Sorento, I have used them in a Nissan Pathfinder, Yukon, Ford Excursion, Ford Escape, Toyota Corolla, Town and Country mini vans, etc. They worked great. I guess I would suggest calling the belt extender company and asking to be sure.
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I don't know what those seat belts look like. I do know our daughter-in-law switches hers around to different vehicles and it works fine. Our grandson actually likes this device and we were afraid he would balk about it being used....that was a great plus for us.
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I don't know about a KIA. When I ordered my extenders,I followed the instructions on what type of seat belts I had for my vehicles. The instructions worked fine and I ordered the correct seat belts.
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I have a mdx 2008, I believe that model of acura went all the way to 2012, and they changed the look of the model mdx in 2013, u can look up the pic of the vechile via google, from what I see they r pretty much the same model some minor adjustments, it should fit your vechile, mine is a 2008 mdx, u can also load your in amazon and it will tell you if it is a fit, to my understanding it should fit the 2011 mdx, hope this helps
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I think you need to add the kind of cross bars that stick out from the side to mount the Hullavator (Google MDX + Hullavator to see images); this gives space between your car and the Hullavator arms when in the lowered position.
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Try this site. You might find it here: http://store.moreofmetolove.com/seat-belt-extenders/car-seat-belt-extenders-by-vehicle/ford-seat-belt-extension.html?options=cart
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You may know that the Seat Belt Extenders come in two sizes of the metal insert, A and B, and the seller will ship the correct size for the make and model of your car if you include that information when you order. Since the extender fits into the belt receptacle toward the center of the seat and away from the window/door, there is no reason the correct size, A or B, will not fit. I like the extenders very much; in the front seat, especially for the driver, it is very convenient to use, particularly with a bulky winter coat. In the rear seats, I find passengers can more easily find the inside/center female receptacle with the extenders, BUT I also find they frequently press the red removal button on the lower, original receptacle, so the extenders often wind up on the outer (male) connectors when they exit the car. Hope this makes sense and is helpful.