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How to Lock Your Lap/Shoulder Vehicle Seat Belt
Note: With the vehicle seat belt in
this locking mode, all the tension
is upwards in the shoulder belt.
This may start to tilt your car seat
sideways. If this happens, use a
locking clip instead of switching
the retractor. See Sliding Latch
Plate and ELR Retractor.
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Sliding Latch Plate
and Switchable
Retractor
A latch plate that slides
freely on the belt webbing
and cannot, by itself, hold
the belt snug around a car
seat.
When installing the car
seat, route the vehicle seat
belt through the proper
belt path and buckle it in.
Slowly pull the shoulder
belt all the way out
to switch it to locking
mode. Then, as you pull
the vehicle seat belt tight,
feed all the slack back into
the retractor.
Grab the sides of the base
or seat at the belt path and
slide side to side and front
to back. The base or seat
should not move more
than 1" (2.5 cm).
Locking Latch Plate
and ELR Retractor
A latch plate that holds
the lap belt snug after
it has been adjusted;
contains a metal bar
on the underside of the
hardware that "locks"
the belt in position.
When installing the car
seat, route the vehicle
seat belt through the
proper belt path and
buckle it in. Then, pull
upwards on the shoulder
belt so that the lap belt
gets tight around the
base or car seat.
Grab the sides of the base
or seat at the belt path and
slide side to side and front
to back. The base or seat
should not move more
than 1" (2.5 cm).
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