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DOREL
-TOURIVA
-REGAL
RIDE
5-POINT
-COMFORT RIDE
(post-1995 version)
-OLYMPIAN
(discontinued in 2003)
-DELUXE CONVERTIBLE 5-POINT
(pre-1995 version)
Type:
Convertible
Last date made:
Current
First made:
1994; with LATCH 2002
Weight limits:
5 to 35* lbs. rear-facing, 22**-40 lbs. forward-facing.
*
Rear-facing limit raised to 30 lbs. as of 3/1/1999
with
structural changes; raised
again to 35 lbs. rear-facing as of 9/1/1999 without further changes.
**Previous forward-facing minimum was 20 lbs. with no structural changes.
Harness:
5-point harness
Harness:
The harness strap ends are sewn in loops and attached to a
splitter plate behind the seat. Pull the strap end in front of the seat to
tighten the harness. Depending on the model, lift or push the lever and pull
on shoulder straps to loosen. After adjusting, check that the harness is
securely locked on child.
Harness slots:
There are three sets of slots. For models made prior to 10/03, the top slots must
be used when facing forward. Structural changes were made to the shell, and current
instructions allow the use of any slots at or above shoulders when forward-facing. To change
shoulder strap slots, remove the straps from splitter plate behind seat, re-thread straps through
desired slots, re-attach to splitter plate.
Crotch strap:
Non-adjustable. On earlier models, the crotch strap is looped around a metal
anchor which is bolted to the underside of shell. For newer models, the crotch strap is sewn to a
metal anchor which is snapped into place underneath the seat.
Angle adjustment:
A hinged plastic leg flips up or down. Instructions state that the restraint
must be reclined when rear-facing, and may be either reclined or upright when forward-facing.
When forward-facing, use recline position only if needed to make child restraint flush against
vehicle seatback.
Belt path:
Rear-facing:
The vehicle belt is routed under baby’s
legs through slots in shell on each side
(diagram 1).
Forward-facing:
The vehicle belt is routed
through openings behind seat (diagram 2).
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Important: This information sheet is not a substitute for complete manufacturer’s directions and current recall list.
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