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That's just for the top, there are hard anchors for the seat base that are primary.<br />
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The "strap" is no different than a seatbelt or the strap that's on the car seat. You're also supposed to go through that strap to an adjacent strap for hookup. Examples are in the OM.<br />
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I see a lot of posts complaining someone can't get the top strap tight enough and it's because they're doing it wrong.<br />
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The system is LATCH-compatible and crash certified.<br />
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"LATCH-compatible child restraint systems will<br />
be equipped with a rigid bar or a flexible strap<br />
on each side."<br />
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</blockquote>I guess I never read the owners manual, thanks for that information. <br />
My 2022 megacab as well as my 2013 (I think) has the anchor point on the back wall, unless I'm doing that wrong too.</div>
