I don't have the latch capability in my car and purchased the SGL model. How do I secure it in my car?
512724
We don't use the latch, we just use the sit belt. We sit our son, then buckled up using the sit belt.
512725
You use the seat belt. Booster seats do not need the latch capability as the weigjr of the child keeps it secure. Make sure your child has the approppriate weight.
512726
No latch capability is needed. This car seat is only secured by using the seat belt in your car. When your child is NOT in the car seat, it is safest to buckle the car seat in using the seat belt, otherwise it could cause serious harm if you're in an accident because it is not secured by a latch system.
512727
This model uses the seatbelt, not the latch system. Great car seat. Have owned britax for many years and many different models and have always been pleased.
1756473
It does not need latch. It has slots for seat-belts. I have it both ways in my van. One car-seat is latched in, the other is seat-belt. But, I feel more confident with the latched one though.
1843746
I should have included that in my review. An improved latch would be good. I don't think you're missing anything; it is not easy to open. But, I kind of like the solid feel that gives the case.
1297619
Watch a YouTube video first, or Google a photo of it installed in your type of car.it worked in my car,and I have what you would describe as "side movement style"locks
121546
Yes, you can use a seatbelt to install it if you do not have the Latch system.
1207425
Are you talking about a sports car with no latch system? A 70's classic car? Either way, no. You MUST have a latch and be able to tie over the seat back because this chair is a SOFT back. It collapses without your car's seat back to hold it in place...and also for the latch belt to go over and tether safely. That is key!! I think the pictures online give the impression that it sits upright without being installed like a "typical" seat and it does NOT. Hope that helps you!
433645
There are two small locking holes for a pad lock next to each latch. You could also put a cable through the handle.
1957887
I don't have the latch system in my car so I use the seatbelt and tether anchor. Switching it our isn't too big of a pain but the car seat is kind of heavy and my tether anchor is a little difficult to loosen. You have to remember to pull straight with the fabric or it won't budge (might just be mine though). My scale doesn't have batteries or else I would weigh it for you.
1487249
If you carry the latch to Lowe's, or a very good hardware store even better,they could probably answer your questions for you. I have no idea....
287597
Yes it will... just pull the latch and squeeze the Nova to the size you need it will still be relatively safe then pull it out to full size and redo the latch.When you put it in your car or go to a restaurant just pull the latch and Squeeze again to smallest size.....Be careful going up and down inclines . Takes a little skill that you will learn by doing. Breaking too hard or going to fast on inclines will give you a fall. Practice makes perfect. It's a great help.
454398
I had that problem to start with then I saw where the latch was not locking in all the way. I had to apply a little extra pressure to lock it in place and it has not fallen out after that.
129557
I'm assuming you're planning on putting the safe in your trunk. The safe is heavy enough that it probably wouldn't slide around much, and would probably stay where you put it, but unless you plan on bolting it down, it could still be removed from the vehicle. Several companies offer under the seat storage options - I have a Jeep and got a locking one from Quadratec. Try Autozone.com to see if they might have one would works for your vehicle.
2230490
Probably your local hardware store ,I think it's called a bungey cord. Bought this caeeier as a gift never opened it untill the party then I was so embarrassed because it was such a bunch of junk I sent it back, and yes with a broken latch,we did it up twice, empty, and it broke. Sorry I can not be more helpful. but here's a big kiss anyway for your pain hahaha xoxo.
1207426
According to the user manual (which can be found on the Safety 1st website), the vehicle does not have to have a latch system in order to be used. In fact it does not need the latch system to be used with the upright back. HOWEVER, IT DOES REQUIRE "anchors" to use the upright back. These are the features that are located behind the headrest or behind the seat or on the floor behind the seat. See page "31" of the user manual (http://safety1st.djgusa.com/product_instructions/en/4358-4856%20Go%20Booster%20Approved.pdf)
540704
The cable might be loose inside the panels. Remove licence plate and cover. Need a special tool to remove latch. Hard to find. Made one myself. Its a ?shape with top pointing straight insted of down. Hope this helps
1369808
Hello, so I havent got this installed yet, I have a different code alarm on a different car, I can pop my trunk with my other one im not sure about the window thing ive never had a car where a remote unrolled my window, it should still pop your trunk.
1659861
The LATCH system is the way it straps in to your car. Your car will have metal loops in the back part of the seat. The car seat has straps with a metal clip at the end. You snap the clip to the loops and then tighten the straps so it fits snuggly. I hope this helps!