● When the child restraint system is installed on any rear seats, front seats can be adjusted forward to ensure that your child is not in contact with the front seats. Meanwhile, the front seatback angle can also be adjusted to have more space. ● The head support can be adjusted or even removed to ensure that the vehicle seatback can safely support the child restraint system. 01 SAFETY WARNING ● When a child restraint is without seatback, never remove the head support from the vehicle and be sure to adjust it to locking position. ● When the child restraint installed on a rear outboard seat is with top tether, remove the cargo cover to have access to the top tether anchorage.
● When the top tether is used on a outboard rear seat, route it at the outside of each head post. ● Never allow a child to climb onto the cargo cover, otherwise, damage to the cargo cover, or even injury/death to the child, can happen. ● When the child restraint installed on a rear outboard seat is with top tether, remove the cargo cover to have access to the top tether anchorage. Store the cover safely in your vehicle. ● Where applicable to use a top tether strap with the child restraint system, ensure the strap is routed through the hole in the head support before attaching and tensioning the strap to the anchorage point at the base of the seat.
● For more installation instructions, please read the instructions provided with your child restraint system. Details on child restraint system installation: ① Driver seat ● Child restraint anchorages are designed to withstand only those loads imposed by correctly fitted child restraints. Under no circumstances are they to be used for adult seat belts, harness, or for attaching other items or equipment to the vehicle. ② Front passenger seat ③ Rear left seat ④ Rear center seat ⑤ Rear right seat Installing Child Restraint Systems Always follow the instructions below when using a child restraint on a rear seat: 23