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restraint say that the top tether must be

attached.

According to accident statistics, children

and infants are safer when properly

restrained in a child restraint system or

infant restraint system secured in a rear

seating position. See Where to Put the

Restraint on page 2-36 for additional

information.

SECURING A CHILD

RESTRAINT DESIGNED

FOR THE LATCH SYSTEM

Warning

If a LATCH-type child restraint is

not attached to anchors, the child

restraint will not be able to protect

the child correctly. In a crash, the

child could be seriously injured or

killed. Install a LATCH-type child

restraint properly using the anchors,

or use the vehicle safety belts to

secure the restraint, following the

instructions that came with the child

restraint and the instructions in this

manual.

Warning

Do not attach more than one child

restraint to a single anchor. Attaching

more than one child restraint to a

single anchor could cause the anchor

or attachment to come loose or even

break during a crash. A child or

others could be injured. To reduce

the risk of serious or fatal injuries

during a crash, attach only one child

restraint per anchor.

Warning

Children can be seriously injured or

strangled if a shoulder belt is

wrapped around their neck and the

safety belt continues to tighten.

Buckle any unused safety belts

behind the child restraint so children

cannot reach them. Pull the shoulder

belt all the way out of the retractor to

set the lock, if the vehicle has one,

after the child restraint has been

installed.

Caution

Do not let the LATCH attachments

rub against the vehicle’s safety belts.

This may damage these parts. If

necessary, move buckled safety belts

to avoid rubbing the LATCH attach-

ments.

Do not fold the empty rear seat with a

safety belt buckled. This could

damage the safety belt or the seat.

Unbuckle and return the safety belt

to its stowed position, before folding

the seat.

2-40 Seats and Restraints

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