HayleyCPST
New member
The way that my seat belts are in my car make the turbo fit funny. The base of the seat is pretty wide that it sort of covers the female end and it ends up jetting out at a harsh angle. If I center the seat it does this.
If I make the seat fit right, then it tips and the kids lean out of position, which we are having problems with anyways.
So, is this ok or should I look into getting a booster that has a smaller base? My seat belts are just funky.
Oh also, the seat belt is twisted 1/2 a twist and I don't remember it doing that either. I just noticed a few weeks ago. I've been putting the twist so it's not on the child, but should I talk to a mechanic to switch it back right? They'd have to unbolt it down by the hip.
ALSO, the way the turbo sits, when the kiddo is in the seat, it comes out of the belt positioner really easily if they move (which I can't avoid). They are very small children so could it just be they aren't "filling out" the seat well enough so that it stays threaded?
I hope this makes sense.
If I make the seat fit right, then it tips and the kids lean out of position, which we are having problems with anyways.
So, is this ok or should I look into getting a booster that has a smaller base? My seat belts are just funky.
Oh also, the seat belt is twisted 1/2 a twist and I don't remember it doing that either. I just noticed a few weeks ago. I've been putting the twist so it's not on the child, but should I talk to a mechanic to switch it back right? They'd have to unbolt it down by the hip.
ALSO, the way the turbo sits, when the kiddo is in the seat, it comes out of the belt positioner really easily if they move (which I can't avoid). They are very small children so could it just be they aren't "filling out" the seat well enough so that it stays threaded?
I hope this makes sense.