[thunder92]

My little boys car seat moves all over without the car seat brackets. Are there any on a 97 or is there a fix for this?

thx all!

 

[bmwmotogreg]

If my 99 has them, I haven't found them yet. I use the seatbelt for the main seat restraint but then wrap the back strap around the head rest supports. Seems to hold quite well.

 

[tech_support]

Hi there thunder92,

I have a 96 and it has 3 brackets, just in front of the upper tailgate. I always wondered what they were for 'till Mrs Boss way babysitting a friend's kidlet.
Mrs Boss installed the kidlet seat and threw over a long flat tape, with a clip on the end and asked me to "clip it on and tighten it"!
Evidently, Mrs Boss was a nanny for a few years and had all sorts of cars to drive, so she's the resident expert in kidlet safety gear :clap:

Hope this helps,
Cheers,
Mick.

 

[thunder92]

thanks guys. Mrs boss....nice. I didn't find brackets but I had the headliner recovered so may be under it now. I took the strap and wrapped under the seat m back around the strap again. Really tight. See if my mrs boss is happier now. Thx

 

[waveydavey]

Have a look at this thread:

http://rangerovers.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=29872

 

[rogan]

I have one of those but mine are the other way around (slot faces forward). They're too thin for the standard baby seat clip!!

I have our seat in the normal rear seatbelt and it doesn't move around

 

[p38arover]

I have one of those but mine are the other way around (slot faces forward). They're too thin for the standard baby seat clip!!

Sounds like it's incorrectly fitted.

 

[RRToadHall]

This may be a market or optional item. I've never seen them on any that I have driven or worked on.

 

[rogan]

I have one of those but mine are the other way around (slot faces forward). They're too thin for the standard baby seat clip!!

Sounds like it's incorrectly fitted.

Don't think so, will have a better look in the daylight