Vehicle recall defect – Britax Is Recalling Certain Frontier Child Restraint Systems, Models E9L54E7 (Frontier Red Rock), E9L54H6 (Frontier Rushmore), E9L54H7 (Frontier Pink Sky), E9L54M6 (Frontier Canyon), And E9L5490 (Frontier Sahara), Manufactured Between April 1 And September 18, 2008. If The Harness Straps Are Loosened Using One Strap At A Time, Then The Harness Straps May Become Detached From The Metal Yoke Located On The Back Of The Child Seat.
Vehicle recall defect – Britax Is Recalling Certain Frontier Child Restraint Systems, Models E9L54E7 (Frontier Red Rock), E9L54H6 (Frontier Rushmore), E9L54H7 (Frontier Pink Sky), E9L54M6 (Frontier Canyon), And E9L5490 (Frontier Sahara), Manufactured Between April 1 And September 18, 2008. If The Harness Straps Are Loosened Using One Strap At A Time, Then The Harness Straps May Become Detached From The Metal Yoke Located On The Back Of The Child Seat.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Britax Decathlon Child Restraint Systems, Model E9L47, Manufactured From February 12, 2005, Through July 31, 2007. The Harness Adjuster Housing Can Pop Out Of Position Which Makes It Difficult To Adjust The Harness To Fit Snuggly Around The Child.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Britax Regent Classic Forward-Facing Only Youth Child Restraint Systems, Model E9L3998, Manufactured Between December 18, 2006, And January 18, 2007. These Child Restraint Systems Were Produced With An Incorrect Label Sewn To The Fabric Cover Which Fails To Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 213, Child Restraints Systems. In Place Of The “Warning! Death Or Serious Injury Can Occur” Warning Label, An Airbag Warning Label Was Attached. The Airbag Warning Label Is Not Required For The Regent Classic Restraint As It Is A Forward-Facing Only Youth Restraint System.
Vehicle recall defect – Britax Marathon, Wizard, Husky, And Traveller Plus Child Restraints. The A-Lok Adjuster Assembly Can Allow Slippage Of The Webbing Resulting In Loosening Of The Harness Straps.
Vehicle recall defect – Husky Child Restraints Model E9L30 Manufactured From October 7, 2002 To December 8, 2003. These Seats Fail To Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 213, “Child Restraint Systems.” Restraints When Installed With A Lap Belt As Described In The Current User’S Manual, For A Long/Serpentine Belt Path, Could Allow The Child’S Head To Move Further Forward Than Allowed By Fmvss No. 213 In The Event Of A Vehicle Crash.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Britax Companion Rear Facing Infant Only Child Restraint Systems, Model E9L14, Manufactured Between October 27, 2003, And June 6, 2004. Due To An Incorrect Assembly Of Some Of The Infant Carriers, Tabs On The Bottom Of The Carrier May Not Be Properly Seated. These Child Restraints Fail To Conform To The Frontal Impact Crash Requirement Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 213, Child Restraint Systems.
Vehicle recall defect – Britax Marathon, Wizard, Husky, And Traveller Plus Child Restraints. The A-Lok Adjuster Assembly Can Allow Slippage Of The Webbing Resulting In Loosening Of The Harness Straps.