Hello, do you think this latch system would work on the back MIDDLE seat of a Honda CRV?
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You can only use the rigid latches in a standard latch position - so if your owners manual ids that position as a latch compatible one it'll be fine but not if it means borrowing from the sides.
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Haven't used it in the middle but it fits perfectly on either side of both our CRVs and the latches are spaced the exact same as in the middle. It will sit slightly to one side and not be perfectly centered due to the latch hook placement.
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Probably not....It fits right from the back seat to the end of the car. Perhaps it would work if your 3rd row is down, but I never looked at a car with the 3rd row.
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I have a small four door car, and it works great. As long as your doors are long, it will most likely work. One strap on my car goes through the front doors and one through the back doors.
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I think it would work great for that. With all the straps on them you ought to be able to strap them to almost any chair. Be aware however that the straps are the weak point of these. I think it was over 4 years ago I installed a pair of these on a then new to me 2007 Honda CRV. I took them off about a year ago because they would no longer stay in place. My CRV is always out in the FL sun and the straps became brittle, stretched out, and non-elastic. I just got them out and looked at them. The sheepskin with padded backing is still in great shape with just a little matting and dirt on the drivers seat bottom area. However the straps are brittle and completely non elastic. Based on your thought I may try one on the office chair I'm now sitting in. These might also be well suited to a wheelchair or recliner. I still have the sheepskin wash mitts held on the center armrests of the CRV with Velcro straps wrapped around. Those were far cheaper than any official arm covers and matched these seat covers fairly well.
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Hi Tia. I am an automotive consultant and as far as I am aware, this seat should work fine with either of the vehicles you mentioned. I know of two that are used in midsize sedans (Camry, CTS) and another that is in a Toyota Venza and they all work with no problem at all. This seat does have the LATCH connections at the base, but they are used solely to keep the seat in place when a child is NOT sitting in it. When a child is in it, the seatbelt keeps both the child and booster seat in place. I have this seat personally in my own car and it has been working well for the past couple of months. I hope this helps and feel free to contact www.autoacademics.net if you have any other questions. Chris, Automotive Advisor and Consultant
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That depends on the model of your car. My car doesn't have the latches in the center seat, only on the two outside seats ... but your car might have the center latches?
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I would think it would work because you can tighten it up to accommodate the distance between the front and back seats. Need headrests on both. Hope this helped!
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Yes! In fact, we didn't use the latch system(car didn't have one) just the seat belt and the car seat did excellent in our rollover accident! Our son is now big enough to use this seat just as a booster and the seat belt works well that way as well. This seat has been a great investment for our family.
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Yes, it is called LATCH system here in the US. You do not need to use the seat belt to install the seat securely.
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Hi Cindy&lt; don't know.used it on a honda crv wit roof racks to tie down..you need flat mat to put under neath & tuck in excess because the flaps will be noisy /flappin whn drvng..I ended up tyring all the way around thru window to other side. a little inconvenient in back seat. the clips need to secure to something so check vendors website.. if you need me to tie it down I'll come over(just kidding)
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Yes, it does work on CRV, but you need a bypass module. About the second question I dont know.
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I do not know, I have a Honda Element and only use it on the back drop down. I can not think of a good reason it would not work--keep asking
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From what I've seen in a Google Image Search, I would reasonably assume that this setup would be able to fit into your CRV.
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I could buckle it into the middle back seat with no issues. So far this buckle works fine with all of mine in my 2012 Chevrolet Cruze.
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what year is your vehicle? unless it's an older vehicle, it should have a latch. check your owners manual to be certain. without the latch system I am unsure if you could use this product
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It worked for the front passenger door on a 2005 CR-V. Driver door would use a different part.
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Don't know about the Honda CRV, but I can say it didn't work on a Mercury Mountaineerbecause it was too big to fit anywhere on the dash.