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Originally Posted by Campo
Thanks dradernh, yeah, I was having a hard time getting the seat-back up verticle enough when I was doing the seat-belt-pop thing.I'm not sure how else to explain that - you put the seat-back back and lean backwards, then pull the lapbelt tight, and pull quickly on the shoulder belt so it locks, then raise the seat-back up into the locked shoulder belt so it stays locked.
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I do this using the seat fore/aft adjuster. Slide the seat back a bit, snug up the belt, snap it to lock, then slide the seat back forward while holding the belt tight. You have to be short enough to have some backwards motion available in the seat, and it takes some practice to get the right starting position, but I've used this trick for years.