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How to Reinstall a Car Seat After Removal?

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JudeRose

07/28/25 4:01pm

The method for reinstalling a car seat after removal is as follows: 1. For seatbelt-type car seats, installation requires certain skills and can be done in two ways: forward-facing and rear-facing, with rear-facing installation being more suitable for infants. 2. Thread the seatbelt through the seat and secure it with the seat's red locking clip. This function is used to fix the seatbelt, preventing it from sliding and failing to secure the seat properly, then insert the connector. Below is relevant information about car seats: Removal method: 1. After removing the car seat from the vehicle, adjust the shoulder straps to a relatively loose state. 2. Check the back of the seat to find the harness hooks, remove the harness from the fixed hooks at the adjustment position on the back of the seat, and store the hooks properly to avoid loss. 3. Remove the headrest fabric cover by pulling it out from the installation slot. 4. Take out the fabric cover on the seat cushion, similar to the headrest cover, by pulling it out.

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