1999 Chevrolet Camaro Owner's Manual - Page 46
1999 Chevrolet Camaro Manual
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yellowblue Top Strap strap child restraint in a convertible, because the anchor can't be installed properly. If your vehicle is not a convertible, ask your dealer to install the top strap anchor, using a special kit the dealer can obtain that has the correct anchor hardware and installation instructions for vehicles built for sale in the United States. The hardware, and the cost of installation is free. You can install the anchor yourself, using the instructions provided in the kit, but: CAUTION: The place where the anchor has to go is quite close to your fuel tank. If the anchor isn't installed correctly, it can make a hole in the fuel tank -- either then, or in a later collision. Gasoline could leak out and be ignited, and people in the vehicle or outside it could be badly burned. Don't install the anchor yourself unless you know you can do it correctly. If your child restraint has a top strap, it should be anchored. Vehicles First Sold in the United States: Was your vehicle first sold in the United States? If so, the label located on the rear edge of the driver's door will say that the vehicle meets "all U.S. safety standards." If your vehicle was first sold in the United States, don't use a top 1-38