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Vehicle Compatibility
Lap Belt
ALR (Automatic Locking Retractor)
1
Has a latch plate that is sewn
onto the webbing.
2
Has a retractor that stops the
belt from being pulled out again
once it has been pulled out.
* The ALR in some vehicle belts
may not activate unless the belt
is pulled out at least 24 inches
(61 cm).
3
Tightens by feeding the belt
webbing back into the retractor.
Locking Latch Plate
1
Has a latch plate that does not
allow the belt to become loose
after it is buckled.
2
Tightens by pulling on the belt
webbing after it is buckled.
NOTE: Not all locking latch plates
look and operate in the same manner.
Refer to your vehicle owner's manual to
determine the kind of seat belts used in
your vehicle and how to operate them
with child seats.
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