would like to know which mini seatbelt extender is needed for a 2015 Toyota Camry XLE hybrid?
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You need to measure the metal part of your existing seatbelt. some are an inch and some not quite an inch.
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The "two pack" contains 1each. Of (2) different buckle tang widths. Measure the belt currently in your car to see if either of these is a match. I believe they also provide a list if you do a bit of searching. If your are one of the two standard, one of these buckle extenders will fit, the other will not. Best to measure the one in your car first, and purchase 2 alike. Not this 2-pack.
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No this will not work, the item description clearly states that the Type B Extender will not fit the Honda Odyssey. I have copied and pasted the item description for you... "This listing is for (2) Type B universal mini seatbelt extenders that will fit most vehicles with a 1" or 24.5mm wide metal seatbelt tongue. Universal Extender does not mean that this extender will fit any seatbelt, but will only fit most seatbelts with the same width tongue. This extender will fit 97% of vehicles with a 1" or 24.5mm wide tongue. The TYPE B extender will not fit any Lexus, Acura, Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep or Honda Pilot, Honda Odyssey, Honda Crosstour, Honda CRV OR Honda CRZ, just to name a few we are aware of. Please measure your seatbelt tongue carefully and if you have any doubts we are just an email or phone call away, 404-915-3923. We cannot guarantee fitment in specific vehicles and if you do have a problem we accept returns up to 30 days from the date of purchase."
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Go to Bobgear.com and lookup the accessory for the BOB you have and they will tell you which adaptor works for your car seat. Then save some money and buy it on Amazon.
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It doesn't fit every car, but it does fit my Acura TL perfectly. I bought two and used them to extend the seat belts that we use around car seats for our 5-year old grand twins.
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Thank you so much for your question! Please send us a message with a photo of the exact seat belt metal tongue where you need the extender:
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As far as I know it should. I have a Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE and this is the correct key fob. I have not purchased it yet, and apparently it has to be taken to a dealer to program and the key has to be cut in a special machine. Some dealers may charge a huge fee to do this, so I would shop around. Unlike other key fobs, there is no trick to programming this one by opening and closing the drivers door and putting on the brake so many times. The dealer has to program it, or find a good lock smith that can do it cheaper.
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There are two different types of extenders, Type A and B. You should go to the website for Seat Belt Extender Pros first and it will help you determine the right type for your Mercury. Once you know this you can order the correct one from Amazon
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Wish I could tell you if it fits the Limited, but it does fit the XLE for sure. You may want to check Toyota to find out if the Limited and the XLE are the same dimensions... Most likely they are the same
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There are two different kinds of seat belts, you can google what size your has or just measure it and buy the appropriate size. I would sell you my three if you want them since they don't fit in my new van. notquiteperfect@gmail.com.
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Look in the car manual (or online) to see if your car has type A or type B seatbelt latches. Then get the same type.
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The deciding factor is the width of the metal tongue of the belt you already have. The measurements must match the extender you are purchasing. HMS
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If you read the descriptions at the bottom there's a section highlighted in blue titled "more product information". Click on that and there's a heading called "Choosing an extender yourself". Follow those instruction. You have to measure the width of the metal tab. There are different sizes. If it is not 1", then go to the company website and find one that matches your car. I put mine in a 2000 Isuzu Amigo and it fit perfectly. Also on the company website are phone numbers if you would like help in choosing the correct size. Good luck!
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Just the extension. We purchased WeatherTech #60010 and WeatherTech 60012 for full coverage in the back of our 2013 Toyota Highlander. You can check out better images on their site http://www.weathertech.com/toyota/2013/highlander/pet-barrier/. You can also select which is right for your year/make/model. I hope this helps!
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We have a 2007 Toyota Camry and the Snoozer does not work. The space between the two seats is not wide enough. Also, the console needs to be long enough to give the Snoozer some security. Since it was such a tight fit, the Snoozer did hook onto the console okay. There is a front strap that goes around the "door" to the console to hold the Snoozer in place. The shorter the console, the more Snoozer hangs off the back and the more the strap has to support the Snoozer. So, there must be the 12" between the two seats for the large size. We put our 10 pound Pom in it.
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There are only two different size belt extenders that I could find. The measurement is the width of the square, metal piece that fits into the clasp on your vehicle's belt. Go measure the metal fastener on your vehicle. Order the same size. It seems safe to me and I have been pleased with it. (Maybe a bit expensive but no more so than the one from the car manufacturer.)
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I'm not sure if the BMW supports Type A, but here's a site that can help you figure it out. http://www.seatbeltextenderpros.com/type-a-car-seat-belt-extender/
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All you should need is something to fill the gap, and maybe a few screws. My Camry has a double-DIN slot, but came with a single-DIN radio and a tray to fill the extra space. You should be able to find a tray or cover plate for a few dollars.