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mderober
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Hi,
I recently went to a car seat technician to have my Evenflo embrace car seat installed in my 2006 Honda Pilot. Even though the middle seat of the second row does not have the latch hooks, we were going to install the seat using the belt system. This was until the technician found that the seat had a hard cardboard type material to it where the seat cushion meets the back cushion. He said such a material would make it difficult to get a tight fight because there is no give to the hardness. So we installed the seat rear facing behind the passenger seat. This was becuse the drivers seat is all the way back and therefor touches the car seat and I want the driver to be comfortable to drive safely. (In addition to the 60/40 split of 2nd row seats).
I just wanted to see if anyone else has installed their rear facing infant car seats in the middle position dispite the seat cushion material.
thanks!
I recently went to a car seat technician to have my Evenflo embrace car seat installed in my 2006 Honda Pilot. Even though the middle seat of the second row does not have the latch hooks, we were going to install the seat using the belt system. This was until the technician found that the seat had a hard cardboard type material to it where the seat cushion meets the back cushion. He said such a material would make it difficult to get a tight fight because there is no give to the hardness. So we installed the seat rear facing behind the passenger seat. This was becuse the drivers seat is all the way back and therefor touches the car seat and I want the driver to be comfortable to drive safely. (In addition to the 60/40 split of 2nd row seats).
I just wanted to see if anyone else has installed their rear facing infant car seats in the middle position dispite the seat cushion material.
thanks!