can i ues the isofix connected this maxi cosi pria 70
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Hello Nelson! Thanks for your interest in the Pria70! The LATCH feature that connects car seats to vehicles with ISOfix works in the same way that the ISOfix feature would. The only difference is that the actual connectors for car seats with the ISOfix feature are rigid, meaning you don't have to tighten any belt. There are some US vehicles that label their Lower Anchor positions as ISOfix (Toyota Solara is one of them) and in instances such as this, you will always just need to check the vehicle manual. That is where you will be able to determine whether or not the vehicle is compatible with LATCH and whether they allow a LATCH installation with ISOfix. If you cannot tell, you can always call your local dealership to get clarification. If you are not located in the US, this car seat will not be designed/approved for use outside of that region so you while the seat may be compatible with other model vehicles and ISOfix, we have to strongly suggest that the car seat must comply with local standards and regulations. This car seat, if purchased on the US Amazon site will not comply with European, Canadian, or Australian regulations/standards. If you should have any further questions, we are more than happy to help you any way we can. We can be reached at 1-800-951-4113 or consumer@maxicosi-us.com.
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I agree with Kenneth G. answer. I have a 2009 prius and it didn't work out of the box. I called the Chamberlain number he provided (18005285880) and they sent me a repeater for $7 shipping. It worked like a charm.
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No expert, here, but...BE CAREFUL and ALWAYS have the in-line fuse in place on the OEM wiring harness, and NEVER wire directly to your fuse block W/O this, or, like I did a couple of years ago, blew a classic old PassPort! No big loss other than sentimental!
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In the RECARO official site - they say it doesn't support isofix,But the buyers here say it does!who should I believe to?...
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This is a compatibility issue and should be answered by a Control 4 specialty dealer
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I looked it up in the fit guide, all versions of the raceway are compatible with 2010 Prius.
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Not sure you have to check out the seriel # on the engine to see if it will match
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I am pretty sure it is compatible with it. OBDII started in 1996, so I would say yes.
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PIAA wire harness not compatible. You will need to either buy the oem harness and or just solder the wire to the switch pins.
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Try here: http://download.cnet.com/Techstream-OBD2-Software-for-Toyota/3000-2094_4-75960847.html?tag=mncol;1
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Sorry, I do not know what Isofix is? Maybe you should contact the distributors...... Sorry i could not help.
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Should not be a problem if you have an OBD2 port for connecting it to. You can call them from their website:http://www.innova.com/en-US/Product/FullDetail/f7e60b59-30a7-4a6b-85dc-af3ba9dc04fb. Click on the "Contact Us" button in the upper left of the screen. It is an 800 number.
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I don't have the isofix connectors, but if it attaches like the latch system, then yes, it will work. If you look at the picture of the protector, notice the cut out in the piece that connects the bottom and top.
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Yes u can ... Its not hard at all ... If it unsure google it and watch a video ... Save yourself the money n buy a new part for it car
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Hey Charlie, I have a 2012 Prius and installed the OGS IPS and it went in easily, about 5 minutes. The 2014 has not changed from the 2012. You should have no problem installing.
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Its compatible but my car is not much new for make work all the applications.
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My initial reaction is yes you can. Especially if you are replacing the factory units. I would give it a try, the worse that would happen is blowing the fuse.