How to Install a Child Seat Without ISOFIX Interface?
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If your car does not have an ISOFIX interface, you can use the LATCH interface to secure the child seat. Here is more relevant information: 1. Child seat fixing interfaces: Common child seat fixing interfaces include ISOFIX, LATCH, and seat belt interfaces. Among them, ISOFIX is a hard connection, while LATCH is a soft connection. Compared to the seat belt interface, ISOFIX and LATCH are more stable, and most cars are equipped with ISOFIX and LATCH interfaces. 2. Seat belt interface fixing: The seat belt fixing method requires some skill and can be divided into forward and reverse installation methods, with reverse installation being more suitable for infants. Since the seat belt can get stuck when stretched too long, it is advisable to pull it out completely at the beginning to facilitate subsequent work and avoid insufficient length or getting stuck, which would require restarting the process. Thread the seat belt through the seat and secure it with the seat's red fixing clip. This feature is designed to fix the seat belt and prevent it from sliding, ensuring the seat remains securely in place, then insert the interface.