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AUDI A5 COUPE 2013  Owners Manual 17 2  Child  Safety 
Child safety  seats 
Infant  seats 
Babies and  infants  up to  about  one year  old 
and  20  lbs. or 9 kg need special  rearward-fac­
ing child restraints  that  support  the

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AUDI A5 COUPE 2013  Owners Manual Convertible child safety  seats 
Properly  used convertible  child  safety  seats 
can  help  protect  toddlers  and  children  over 
age one  who weigh between  20 and  40  lbs.  (9 
and  18  kg)  in

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AUDI A5 COUPE 2013  Owners Manual 174  Child  Safety 
to  the  backrest  on  the  vehicle  seat.  Ad­
just  or  remove  the  rear  seat  head  restraint  if it is difficult  to install  the 
child  seat  with  the  head  restraint  i

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AUDI A5 COUPE 2013  Owners Manual 176  Child  Saf ety 
- Never  let  a  child  ride  in the  cargo  area  of 
your  vehicle . 
- Always  remember  that  a  chi ld  leaning 
forward,  sitt ing  s ideways  or out  of  posi­
t ion  in a

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AUDI A5 COUPE 2013  Owners Manual 178  Child  Safety 
though  an  adult  were  on  the  seat  and  de­ploy  the  Advanced  Airbag  when  it must 
be  suppressed  causing  serious  or even 
fatal  injury  to  the  child . 
- Make sure

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AUDI A5 COUPE 2013  Owners Manual 180  Child  Safet y 
LATCH  Lower 
anchorages  and  tether 
for  children 
Child  Restraint  System  anchors  and  how 
are they  related  to  child  safety 
To provide  a  simpler and  more  practica

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AUDI A5 COUPE 2013  Owners Manual Description 
The  lower  anchorage  positions  are  marked 
for  quick  locating. 
Fig . 156  Lower anchorages,  covers  marke d 
Fi g. 157  Rea r seats:  lower  anc horage  bracket  locat io ns 
Lowe

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AUDI A5 COUPE 2013  Owners Manual 182  Child  Safet y 
• Pull  on  the  connector  attachments  to  make 
sure  they  are  properly  attached  to  the  LATCH 
lower  anchorage. 
•  Pull  straps  tight  following  the  child  re­