How to Fasten the Third-Row Seat Belt in a GL8?

[Shannon]

Generally, pull the seat belt buckle diagonally from the upper left to the lower right and insert it into the socket beside the seat to complete the process. Generally, pull the seat belt buckle diagonally from the upper right to the lower left and insert it into the socket beside the seat. Simply pull the belt out from one side of your body, pass it over your thighs, and insert it into the other side. The middle seat belt in the rear row is located at the rear roof, where you can see two different types of buckles. There are also two different types of sockets in the middle position, one on the left and one on the right.

[SamanthaDella]

I remember driving a GL8 for several years, and the third-row seatbelt fastening method is quite straightforward. After sitting down, locate a small hook-like anchor point on the side of the seat near the door, gently pull out the belt without applying too much force to avoid jamming. Then, drape it diagonally across your chest, find the buckle slot on the seat, and press it in until you hear a click to secure it. When adjusting the tightness, ensure it doesn’t press against your stomach or sit too close to your neck—just use your fingers to pull the belt and adjust the length. As a family MPV, the GL8 offers spacious third-row seating, and the seatbelt positioning is thoughtfully designed for easy operation. Once during an emergency brake, I was grateful for having it securely fastened, which prevented my body from lurching forward. Make it a habit to check each time, ensuring the belt lies flat without twists—this boosts safety and peace of mind.

[EvaAnn]

As a parent who frequently travels with children, I'll explain in detail how to fasten the seatbelt in the GL8's third row: Locate the small metal ring on the side of the seat, slowly pull out the belt to cover the upper body, and gently insert it into the buckle to lock. After confirming it's securely fastened, give it a test pull to ensure it can withstand some force, without being loose enough to allow body movement. In the GL8's rear seats, children tend to move around, so properly fastening the seatbelt prevents them from hitting the windows during sharp turns. The car's design is family-friendly, with seatbelts within easy reach—the key is to make it a habitual action, not something you do after driving starts. Before each trip, check the shoulder strap's position to ensure it lies flat against the chest. This not only protects but also makes the journey smoother and more pleasant.

[DeCamilla]

When I first got my new car, I learned this: After sitting in the third row of the GL8, reach behind to pull out the seatbelt, drape it across your body, and directly insert it into the buckle in the seat gap. A click sound confirms it's secured, then slightly adjust the belt length to avoid being too tight. Just a few simple steps and you're all set.