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Replied
by
marian-48
on
08-Nov-2009
21:37
(Ref
1977908)
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If
its
a
hatch
back
you
need
an
extension
strap,
its
always
safer
to
have
the
seat
fitted,
unless
your
anchor
holes
are
in
the
back
above
the
seats.
1990
models
may
not
even
have
the
3
anchor
points
on
the
back.Marian
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Replied
by
purpletigger
on
08-Nov-2009
21:40
(Ref
1977914)
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Hi
Marian
We
do
have
an
extension
strap
but
we
can
not
locate
where
to
bolt
the
bolt
into!!
Cheers
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Replied
by
bead_it
on
08-Nov-2009
21:41
(Ref
1977916)
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I
had
that
car
when
I
had
my
first
child
11
yrs
ago
and
from
memory
there
was
a
bolt
in
the
back
dash.
It
could
be
that
there
is
just
a
hole
there
and
you
need
to
put
the
bolt
in
yourself.
Sorry
I
cant
be
of
more
help
but
it
was
so
long
ago
and
the
brain
doesnt'
work
so
well
since
I
had
kids
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Replied
by
marian-48
on
08-Nov-2009
21:42
(Ref
1977920)
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Is
there
little
round
plastic
circles
on
the
back
dash?
They
lift
up
to
put
the
fittng
in.
Marian
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Replied
by
purpletigger
on
08-Nov-2009
21:51
(Ref
1977953)
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OOps
this
is
a
hatchback
not
a
sedan
my
bad......
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Replied
by
klf1967
on
08-Nov-2009
22:05
(Ref
1977982)
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Sorry
to
be
harsh,
but
for
your
precious
babies
life
please
get
it
fitted
correctly
and
safely
by
an
approved
registered/licensed
motor
mechanic.
I
worked
for
a
mechanic
for
16
years
and
at
the
back
was
a
smash
repairer,
I've
seen
things
that
would
make
a
hard
person
buckle.....
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Replied
by
klf1967
on
08-Nov-2009
22:08
(Ref
1977988)
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Just
think
about
it
for
a
minute.....
If
you
don't
do
it
right
and
you
have
an
accident..
You
can't
bring
baby
back.....
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Replied
by
klf1967
on
08-Nov-2009
22:11
(Ref
1977995)
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I
think
you'll
find
that
you
need
to
get
the
bolt
from
a
mechanic......
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Replied
by
lacey0824
on
08-Nov-2009
22:20
(Ref
1978007)
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I'm
with
klf
here.
We
had
a
mitsubishi
van
1009
model
and
had
to
get
the
setup
done
properly
after
it
was
found
my
BIL
did
the
thing
wrong.
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Replied
by
purpletigger
on
08-Nov-2009
22:24
(Ref
1978012)
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Thank
you
klf
for
your
input,
but
we
have
all
the
fittings
which
came
with
the
seat.
The
only
thing
we
are
trying
to
find
out
before
it
goes
to
be
checked
over
is
where
the
bolt
screws
into.
As
we
would
prefer
to
find
where the
bolt
is to
be
screwed into
first
before
we
have
to
pay
someone
for
their time
to
find
it
for
us.
We
have
googled
to
try
and
find
out
but
all
we
found
is
that
this
type
of
car
was
not
made
to
seat
in
child
restraints
and
if
this
is
so
we
will
have
to
keep
driving
my
car
(as
mine
has
already
been
fully
fitted
out)
and
we
will
have
to
up
grade
hubbies
car
I
of
course
drive
a
sedan
myself!!!!!
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Replied
by
ixisrulenow
on
08-Nov-2009
22:44
(Ref
1978028)
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Replied
by
klf1967
on
08-Nov-2009
22:11
(Ref
1977995)
Report
I
think
you'll
find
that
you
need
to
get
the
bolt
from
a
mechanic......
you
dont
need
to
go
to
a
mechanic
you
go
to
a
store
like
big
w
and
get
the
bolts
from
there
they
cost
around
$20
i
got
2
yesterday
for
my
daughter
in
laws
car
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Replied
by
arttim
on
08-Nov-2009
23:28
(Ref
1978075)
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It
cost
us
$40
to
have
our
babies
car
seat
fitted.
The
fitter
then
explained
to
my
husband
how
to
fit
it
correctly.
It
was
money
well
spent.
Some
shires
have
"car
restraint
checking
days",
they
are
often
free.
You
could
contact
your
council
to
see
if
they
provide
this
service.
:)
Carolyn
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Replied
by
tiny-stitches
on
09-Nov-2009
00:15
(Ref
1978111)
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Try
under
where
the
hatch
closes.
I
have
a
Pulsar
hatch
-
different
I
know
but
you
need
an
extension
strap
and
it
bolts
into
the
back
panel
of
the
boot
-
behind
the
number
plate
but
to
the
left
or
right
depending
which
side
you're
putting
it
on.
Put
it
in
yourself
-
easy
enough
to
do
but
I'd
still
get
the
RAA,
NRMA
or
whomever
to
check
it
over
before
you
use
it
to
make
sure
its
tight
enough
etc.
Better
to
be
safe
than
sorry.
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Replied
by
purpletigger
on
09-Nov-2009
09:01
(Ref
1978255)
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Thanks
everyone
for
your
input
but
there is
litterally
no
where
to
screw
the
bolts
into. We
had
another
look again
today
already. We
did
a
google
search
this
morning
for
licenced
restraint
fitters
and
they
are
just
around
the
corner
from
us,
we
are
going
to
see
if
they
can
properly
put
in
a
nut
(as
they
drill
a
hole
and
weld
them
in)
so
we
can
then
have
the
seats
properly
put
into
the
car.
Hubby
has
gone
in
my
car
to
take
the
eldest
to
school
this
morning..
then
we
are
going
to
see
if
we
can
sort
it
out
before
my
appointment!!
Again
thanks
everyone!!
cheers
and
have
a
great
day
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