I have a 1998 Suburu that has a center shoulder strap seat belt, but none of those metal rings behind the seat...to clip to. Will this work?
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Hello if you have 98 subaru then you have the necessary Child restraint tabs they will be located next to the center seat between the seats these are a little tricky to get to but you do have them and w that said yes this seat base will work Make sure you have the restraint strap snug and the base firmly in place Also ensure that you are purchasing a seat please that is compatible with your current seat
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Be sure to look at the second pic. I ordered this thinking it was for a COSCO car seat and it was Safety First brand and they weren't compatible together. As for your question, yes it should work. If it was the correct base it would have worked in my 1997 Pontiac Grand Am.
1700842
If you do not have the metal rings, do not buy it. The shoulder strap should easily go over the carseat itself.
928208
The seat cover I got has VERY bad clips.. they come off with ANY tension. My two akitas easily pull it off by just sitting down (no matter how loose or tight the strap is). So both my sister and I tried it and both of us can easily pull the clip apart with one hand. I just sewed the strap directly to the cover to keep it in place and up.
870777
You need to measure the metal part of your existing seatbelt. some are an inch and some not quite an inch.
898060
I just tried it and its a no go. Main problem is there is not a notch in the base for the seat to rest in for the safety strap(think an "n" shape). Mine was a keyfit 30.
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You can use either ring - the front or back on the harness. I didn't have any issues with it becoming too loose. Just make sure the harness is fit properly and it should work.
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It has strap type mounting kit. I used Velcro its under my drivers seat. I don't know if it would fit under your seat or not you would have to see what space you have and look at the dimensions/specs of the sub.
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I don't know. But I do know that you can run it without the o-ring that retains the lid to the body, at least mine will because the fit is so snug. Anything that you can get around it should work just the same, like a hair tie, or a rubber band. Speaking of rubber bands, I remember someone broke the drive belt and that's what they used as a quick fix. I've owned mine for 2 hard running years now and I haven't broke anything off it yet.
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I used this on our Subaru Outback, but it will work with any web seat belt. It's a generic product (but black).
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I am sure ours are installed that way. The seat belt goes in the back and then a metal clip that I have locks it. It's a common clip for carseats. I have a Mazda cx9 and I can seat this anywhere
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I actually made a mistake last time I answered a question here. Someone had switched the cover between cars and I did not see the 2 slots for the seatbelts. It would be a simple fix to use the headrest straps to your advantage and use another twine or cord to extend down behind the seat-backs and attach down below to some steel mount or spring frame. A shoulder strap may work to hold the cover at the corners. A low waist belt may not work but it could hold the base in place. For the price, this has saved a lot of wear in my vehicles.
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measure the width of the tang on your seat belt and compare it to the stated dimensions of the listing. Mine wouldn't work. Threw it away. 94 Buick regal.
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I have a 2012 honda pilot. The clip fits in all 3 spots but for some reason the belt end only clicks in the outside 2 to work. Not sure what is different about the middle. I would bet it will work on at least 2 spots But can't say for sure
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Depends. If your seat belt comes from the headrest, you'll have to cut a half moon out of the headrest and attach a Velcro strip across the cutout. I did it for a set for my 2004 BMW 330ci. No big deal. If belt comes from somewhere else," no problem. They're great
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I am not sure, but I don't know where you would put the strap through. The strap goes through the same slot as the seatbelt.
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Yes, I use it in my 99 Honda and it secures with the seatbelt and a metal "key" you use on the seatbeat.
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I checked a pic of the Radio Flyer, Jessica, but I'm not 100% sure if this seatbelt is usable with it. It looks as if it'll work fine. If I remember well enough, we had to drill a hole here or there on the tryke even for this same German maker of the tryke and belt. I'd expect you'd have to do so as well. It works well and is necessary for safety. I'd give it a try if I had a Radio Flyer. After all, Amazon will be helpful if you need to return the belt. I wish I could be absolutely sure for your sake. Gregg Eiden
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No. For this model, you raise the headrest a bit, pull the clips through, draw the cover over the headrest and insert the buckles into the clips. Then you just adjust the covered headrest into whatever comfortable position you want it. It's installing the seat loops between the seat & back that's problematic, if your vehicle has a non-removable covering over that space (as mine does).