Vehicle recall defect – Certain Dorel Juvenile Group Child Restraint Systems Manufactured From October 1 Through December 31, 2005. There Is A Potential For A Child To Have His/Her Finger Stuck In The Square Hole Located On The Left Armrest.
Vehicle recall defect – The Child Seats Fail To Meet The Head Excursion Requirements Of Fmvss 213 (Exceeded Prescribed 32 Inch Head Excursion Limit).
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Dorel Juvenile Group (DJG) Cosco: Alpha Omega, Alpha Omega Elite, Models 22150, 22155, 22180, 22269; Eddie Bauer: 3-In-1, Deluxe 3-In-1, Deluxe Convertible, Models 22450, 22451, 22452, 22453, 22740, 22750, 22755, 22756, 22757, 22770; Safety 1St: Alpha Elite, Alpha Omega, Alpha Omega Elite, Intera, Enspira, Models 22151, 22450, 22451, 22452, 22453, 22455, 22460, 22470, 22480, 22740, 22481, Child Restraint Systems Manufactured During November 2003 Through December 2005. The Harness Adjustment Strap Can Loosen While In Use.
Vehicle recall defect – The Foam Seat Pad Of The Child Seat Is Not Sealed At The Seams, Allowing The Foam Pad To Be Accessible To The Seat Occupant.
Vehicle recall defect – Alpha Omega And Eddie Bauer 3-In-1 Brand Child Seats Manufactured From November 17, 2000, To January 10, 2001, Models 02-331, 02-332, 02-531, 02-533, 02-537, And 02-555. During Dynamic Testing, The Tether Webbing Exhibited Cutting And Separation Which Fail The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 213, “Child Restraints Systems.”
Vehicle recall defect – The Top Of The Metal Pull/Lock Pin Which Holds The Shield In Place, Breaks Off. This Prevents The Shield From Being Raised In Order To Remove Its Occupant. Consequence Of Defect: The Inability To Raise The Shield, Would Make It Difficult To Remove A Child From The Seat In Case Of An Emergency Or Any Other Situation.
Vehicle recall defect – Cracks Develop In The Plastic Shell Where The Frame Of The Car Seat Is Riveted To The Shell.
Vehicle recall defect – The Top Of The Metal Pull/Lock Pin Which Holds The Shield In Place, Breaks Off. This Prevents The Shield From Being Raised In Order To Remove Its Occupant. Consequence Of Defect: The Inability To Raise The Shield, Would Make It Difficult To Remove A Child From The Seat In Case Of An Emergency Or Any Other Situation.
Vehicle recall defect – Cracks Develop In The Plastic Shell Where The Frame Of The Car Seat Is Riveted To The Shell.
Vehicle recall defect – Cracks Develop In The Plastic Shell Where The Frame Of The Car Seat Is Riveted To The Shell.