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The frontal airbag must be deactivated.
The frontal airbag must be deactivated: this is mandatory for a rear-facing restraint in that seat, not merely recommended or restricted to children under two. In vehicles with up to nine seats, children no taller than 135 cm must travel in the rear except where there are no rear seats, those seats are occupied by such children, or all child restraints cannot be installed there. Always follow manufacturer instructions.
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The frontal airbag must be deactivated.
It must remain active because the restraint faces rearwards.
It need only be deactivated if the child is under two.
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