Can you use the Affix in a car that does not have LATCH?
1399283
You can but you're better off saving money and getting a booster w/o latch. Graco makes the turbobooster which is very safe, veyr comfortable, and a great seat for almost half this price. Nearly the same seat (plus still has pull out cupholders etc) but w/o latch. I find the latch preferable but if you have a vehicle that doesn't use it and don't plan on upgrading any time soon you're better off saving the money.
1604433
It is latch only...Great for collectibles, but not something I would use to secure priceless collectibles.
1865271
Yes - I have a 2002 Honda Accord without a latch system. It takes a little more work to install because you have to use the metal clip to make sure the belt stays in place. I have been very happy with it though - it doesn't move at all.
1740740
Not in a convenient way, I guess you can unscrew the front screws to do that, but there is no quick latch for this, like in the rear..
107381
No, this version has no LATCH connections. (I didn't realize this when I purchased it either.)
1246292
No; The lock only keeps the center latch from being opened without the key. There is an aftermarket set of hood side latches that many say cures flutter.
972348
In most cases but not always you do not need one. As long as your engine is stock and you have no airbox mods
1295617
You can only use the rigid latches in a standard latch position - so if your owners manual ids that position as a latch compatible one it'll be fine but not if it means borrowing from the sides.
1642633
Nope; not latch-equipped. But, as with all Britax care seats - absolutely phenomenal quality and comfort. My 5-year old loves it.
2037417
I would not recommend this under any circumstances because of the design. The tightening is done on the left side, but I doubt it would maintain sight-in because there is no tension adjustment for the latch levers.
160110
Yes they can be used stand alone.. But it would be safer to keep original latch as well.
318899
Yes, you don't use the LATCH at all, you just run the seat belt (both shoulder and lap sections) through the locking mechanism under the car seat seat.
1280453
No you can pull them from the front but to get them to move you must press the two black latches while loosening or tightening the straps. You'll know the latches when you see them because the end of each strap is hanging from them in the back. Each latch is right underneath. You won't be able to loosen or tighten without first holding the latches down. You dont have to push both at the same time unless trying to move both at the same time of course
2270986
answering this for future reference. Actually this is one of the few seats that allows latch borrowing - if the car allows it as well. I know some VW do.
1536345
I don't think so. Placing them on the door frame would most likely prevent the doors from completely closing an latching.If you were to create a recess for them and/or adjust the striker that MIGHT work. My suggestion would be to try some thinfoam rubber weather stripping with self adhesive backing that is typically used on exterior windows and doors.
8444
No. You need to get the non-move latch. The deflector will help with stone pits on you windscreen
2258733
No, Not at all, I had to take it to the dealership, after tried to resync to my car, the dealership told me this product is off-market product and they could not used it. I have to buy a new keyless fob at the dealership