Baby Seat / Child Seat Info

[BukkakeAisu]

Since I spent waaaaay too much time searching for answers to this and found lots of conflicting/incorrect information and almost zero relevant pictures.

I took some pictures for the next person's sanity....

Yes, your truck is old but from what I can tell almost all, if not all of these 120's have four (4) ISOFIX latches on the second row.

I have seat covers on mine but even they have the same velcro'd flap you need to pull forward to expose what you're looking for....

Yes, that.....gash is what you're looking for.

That chrome piece in there is the ISOFIX G-spot....keep it PG keep it PG

If your baby/child seat is like mine, you might have some plastic guides for...easy access

Penetration achieved!!

 

[BukkakeAisu]

Mission accomplished....and now you're reminded why you need this thing in the first place....

Worth noting I saw lots of people with their panties in a bunch about using the innermost two latches to place the seat in the very middle. Nothing dangerous about that but if you want access to the 3rd row, better to keep the single seat free to both use and fold forward when needed.

 

[Pr86yota]

For me the biggest problem was putting 2 car seats in the back. I have the metal latches for the passenger side, but I believe the driver side had only one latch to use and a metal bar. What I did for the drivers side was use those two latches and also I put the seat belt through the base, so its doubled up.

 

[Rednexus]

The DS was a problem for our kids as well. I just used the seat belt through the base of the kid seat, which worked fine and is allowed (though not preferrable). I do not understand while the DS lacked the anchors.

Luckily ours are big enough to be in boosters now, so it's a non-issue.

 

[FrontRunnerChris]

Good to know when I have a kid that I am not going to have to change cars to make it "More comfortable" (Pray for me she won't say otherwise)