Sliding Latch Plate
and ALR Retractor
A latch plate that
slides freely on the belt
webbing and cannot, by
itself, hold the belt snug
around a car seat.
Slowly pull the
shoulder belt all the
way out. Route the
vehicle seat belt through
the proper belt path and
buckle it in. 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).
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Sliding Latch Plate
and ELR Retractor
A latch plate that slides
freely on the belt webbing
and cannot, by itself, hold
the belt snug around a car
seat.
With this retractor, you will
need to use the locking clip
to lock the vehicle seat belt.
Route the vehicle seat belt
through the proper belt
path and buckle it in. Pull
the vehicle seat belt tight.
While pushing down on
seat, pinch the two straps
together behind the buckle
tongue. Unbuckle the belt
without allowing it to slip.
Attach locking clip to lap
and shoulder belts as
shown.
Buckle belt. Check that
lap belt does not move by
pulling hard. If belt loosens
or lengthens, repeat
procedure.
1" (2.5 cm)
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