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11 yl. : :. If the shoulder  belt  goes  in  front of the .child's face WL 
,' I ... neck,  put it  behind  the  child  restraint. 
'8: .. ,safety '$ belt qui-ckly if you ever  had to. - ,{;:,. ......... . *1 
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5. To  tighten  the  belt,  pull  up on the  shoulder  belt  while 
6. Push  and  pull  the child  restraint  in  different 
To remove  the  child  restraint,  just unbuckle  the  vehicle’s 
safety  belt  and  let 
it go  back  all  the  way.  The safety  ,belt 
will  move  freely  again  and  be  ready  to  work  for  an  adult 
or larger  child  passenger.  you  push  down  on  the  child  restraint. 
directions  to  be  sure  it is secure. 
Securing  a  Child  Restraint  in  a  Rear 
Outside  Seat  Position  (4-DOor  Moilels) 
If  you  have  a  two-door  model, ,see “Securing  a  Child 
Restraint  in 
a Rear  Outside  Seat Position  (2-Door 
Models)”  earlier  in this  section: 
You’ll  be  using  the  lap-shoulder  belt.  See  the 
earlier part 
about  the  top  strap  if  the  child  restraint  has  one. 
1. Put  the  restraint  on  the  seat.  Follow  the  instructions 
for  the  child  restraint. 
2. Secure  the child in the  child  restraint  as the 
instructions  say. 
3. Pick  up  the  latch  plate,  and  run  the  lap and  shoulder 
portions  of  the vehicle’s  safety  belt  through  or 
around  the  restraint.  The child  restraint  instructions 
will  show  you  how. 
If  the  shoulder  belt  goes  in front  of  the  child’s  face or 
neck,  put  it behind  the  child  restraint.  
     
        
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.. i. .4. ' Buckle  the  be1t:Mdc-e sumthe'release button is , 5. Pull  the  rest of the  shoulder  belt all &,way  out of 
..-.,. the  retractor to set the lock. . 
i) safety  belt quickly if  you  ever  hadto,.. 
,positioned 
so you  would  be  able  to  unbuckle-the .. i 
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6. To tighten  the  belt,  feed  the  shoulder  belt  back 
into  the  retractor  while  you  push  down  on  the 
child  restraint. 
7. Push  and  pull  the  child  restraint  in  different  directions  to  be  sure  it is  secure. 
To remove  the  child  restraint,  just unbuckle  the  .vehicle’s 
safety  belt  and  let it go  back  all  the  way.  The safety  belt 
will  move  freely  again  and  be  ready  to  work  for  an  adult 
or  larger  child  passenger. 
Securing a Child  Restraint  in  the  Center 
Rear  Seat  Position 
You’ll be using  the  lap belt. 
A CAFTTTn 
A child  in a child restraint  in  ‘the center front seat 
can  be  badly  injured by the  right  front  passenger 
air bag if it inflates.  Never  secure a child restraint 
in  the center  front seat.  It’s  always  better to 
secure 
a child  restraint  in the  rear  seat. You  may, 
however,  secure 
a forward-facing  child restraint 
in  the right  front passenger  seat,  but only  with 
the seat  moved all the way  back. 
See the  earlier  part  about  the  top  strap  if the  child 
restraint  has  one. 
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I .. . .. 4. Run the;vehicle's  safety  belt  through or mound-the 
restraint. 
The child  respint instnxctions will  show 
you how.  directions-to  be 
sure'it 
is secure. E it isn't, secure .the 
restraint  in  a Werent place  in  the  vehicle  and 
contact 
the child  restraint  maker for their  advice 
about  how  to  attach  the  child  restraint  properly. 
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To remove the child restraint,  just unbuckle  the vehicle’s 
safety  belt.  It 
will be  ready to work  for an adult or  larger 
child  passenger. 
Securing  a  Child  Restraint  in  the  Right 
Front  Seat  Position 
1 Your  vehicle  has a right front,passenger  air  bag. Never 
put a rear-facing  child  restraint in  this  seat.  Here’s  why: 
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A CAUTION: 
A child  in  a  rearfacing  child  restraint  can  be 
seriously  injured  if  the  right  front  passenger’s  air 
bag  inflates.  This  is  because  the  back  of  a 
CAUTION:  (Continued)  rear-facing  child  restraint  would  be  very  close  to 
the  inflating  air  bag.  Always  secure  a  rear-facing 
child  restraint  in  the  rear  seat. 
You’ll  be using  the lap-shoulder  belt.  See the earlier part 
about  the top  strap  if  the child restraint  has  one. 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4 .. 
Because your vehicle has a  right  front passenger air 
bag,  always  move  the seat as  far back  as  it will go 
before  securing  a forward-facing  child restraint. (See 
“Seats”  in  the  Index.) 
Put 
the restraint  on  the seat. Follow the instructions 
for  the  child  restraint. 
Secure  the child  in the child restraint  as the 
instructions  say. 
Pick  up the latch  plate,  and  run  the lap  and  shoulder 
portions  of the  vehicle’s  safety  belt  through  or 
around  the restraint.  The child restraint instructions 
will  show  you  how. 
If the  shoulder  belt  goes  in  front of the  child’s  face or 
neck,  put  it behind  the child  restraint. 
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positioned so you  would  be  able  to  unbuckle the 
safety  belt  quickly if you  ever  had  to. 7:- .,, . . , a A' ' 1. . (. .i 
belt  all  the  way out of , 
the  retractor  to  set  the  lock. , ., ' z I  
     
        
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7. To tighten  the  belt,  feed  the  shoulder  belt  back 
into 
the retractor  while  you  push  down  on the 
child  restraint. 
8. Push  and  pull  the  child  restraint  in  different  directions  to  be  sure  it is  secure. 
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Larger  Children 
Children  who  have  outgrown  child  restraints  should 
wear  the  vehicle’s  safety  belts. 
If you  have  the  choice,  a  chi.ld  should  sit  next  to  a 
To remove  the  child  restraint,  just unbuckle  the  vehicle’s 
safety  belt  and  let  it go  back  all  the  way.  The safety  belt 
will  move  freely  again  and  be  ready  to  work  for an  adult 
or  larger  child  passenger.  window so the  child  can  wear  a  lap-shoulder  belt  and 
get  the  additional  restraint  a  shoulder  belt  can  provide. 
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