Does it apply tension when you hit the brakes?
889780
my car automatically applies tension when brakes are hit through seat belt tensioner
889781
The harness comes with a strap that attaches to the seatbelt. When you put your dog in the car you will need to pull the seatbelt out until it locks and then you can attach the strap. When you hit the brakes the tension on the seatbelt won't let the dog move. It has helped alot with my dog. She used to almost fall to the floorboard when I braked. Now she seems more relaxed and safe...along with myself. ;)
1597478
Yes to both questions. For the release, you need to take the tension off by squeezing slightly then push the release between the handles. It has an adjustment knob for force. I have been very satisfied with this tool.Harry
965905
I would say no, look for the size and spring amount needed. This would cause added tension in some areas and not enough in others.
1005790
The pressure is steady. The amount of tension is set by manually pumping up an internal rubber bladder that pushes the neck support upward along the track, and the tension is only released when the deflation button is pressed. There are no electronics or other controls in this device.
527967
No it just repositions the spindle to a lower location thus not effecting the shocks or the the coils. Just make sure to unhook your brake lines from the frame so they swing free when your tires turn to full lock otherwise they will over extend and possibly break or lose power. Then grind your a arms a bit and grind off the turn stop. It takes a couple hours but gives you a lot more ground clearance.
957650
Probably not. It is used to keep the rear brakes from locking up before the front.
1019378
There's a dial in which you can adjust the tension of the tread belt. Does this help?
1597477
Yes to both questions. For the release, you need to take the tension off by squeezing slightly then push the release between the handles. It has an adjustment knob for force. I have been very satisfied with this tool. Harry
2179997
In a way it does because you set the tension when you put this on the belt. Tension is what causes safety though.
2039578
Yes it does but my front brake pads weren't the right ones. Other than that, I have no complaints.
1265969
Yes, it does. Since the clutch and brake pedals are attached above the floor, there is no interference with the mats.
1348437
If your childs bike is able to brake, you will feel the drag immediately. It doesn't impact stability or stop you, but it will slow you down, and give you a chance to remind them not to do that. It typically happens to my daughter when she 'looses (her) pedal' and kicks back to get her feet back on.
336814
The tension is adjustable...so the answer all depends on how much suction you like till it gets uncomfortable...
1746138
Not that I am aware of. With a little practice you can set the brake using your foot.
15100
Mmmm... Maybe... But i think You will get some troubles to apply brakes in bike
1576188
The brake seems to work fine. I have not really needed to use it much - just to slow down if I get going too fast in the grocery store or something. I just haven't needed to use it. But the few times I have used it, it stopped me without any trouble. I had read that maybe dual brakes would be better, but this one has been just fine for me!!
311428
No it doesn't do that. The one you have is defective and you should stop using it. With the unit I have I just dial in the stopping power that holds my trailer when I apply the brakes at a medium pressure.