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No, because it reduces the belt's effectiveness.
No. The belt must fit snugly without slack or twists, with the lap section over the pelvis and the diagonal section correctly positioned. Accessories that defeat belt tension can reduce effectiveness and increase injury risk. This does not prohibit using the vehicle’s original height adjuster according to its instructions to obtain the proper fit.
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No, because it reduces the belt's effectiveness.
Yes, but only if the belt is exerting too much pressure.
Yes, since it increases the belt's effectiveness.
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