Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
CHILD SEAT
000940001B02/01/2005000940001C10004751Excessive lateral movement (side to side) when using certain aftermarket child seats. this condition occurs in vehicles equipped with second and third row bucket seats. including the 1997 - 1999 opel sintra. *tt01/06/2004

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
CHILD SEAT
07/29/2009120000
 Tl*the contact owns a 2000 pontiac montana. the vehicle has a 2009 baby trend rearfacing infant seat, model number cs31029 (na). the seat was manufactured on april 11, 2009. the child restraint required an anchorage, which was not equipped on the vehicle. the contact experienced difficulty securing the child seat properly in the vehicle with the seat belt system. the vehicle was taken to a child seat inspection station, but the technician was unable to properly install the child restraint seat. the manufacturer was notified of the malfunctions. the vin and purchase date were unknown. the failure and current mileages were 120,000.
04/29/200697000101/30/2003
 Dt*: the contact stated when the canopy top was fully extended with the child in the safety seat, the seat fell over. there were no injuries sustained. the child safety seat manufacturer was contacted twice, and sent a replacement canopy, but the problem persisted. the contact stated the canopy hung too low, and would drag on the floor when carried out of the vehicle. this was an evenflo discovery. dom:02/15/06.
07/11/20021
 Consumer states that the integrated child seat top latch can be undone if tugged on. dealer notified. feel free to provide any further information.*jb
CHILD SEAT - HARNESS BUCKLE - INFANT
08/15/2000112/01/1999
 The seat that houses the infant safety seat can be lifted to allow passengers in the far back of the minivan. i had let my daughter in the back seat and thought i had locked the seat back in place. i then buckled my 15 month old daughter into the 5 point restraint, built-in car seat. while driving, we came to a quick stop and the entire seat flew forward, hitting my daughter's head on the seat in front of her. she sustained an abrasion to her forehead and vomitted immediately after the impact. she has had no further problems. i am concerned there is no warning on the seat that houses the child safety seat to let you know whether it has been locked in place. the seat is heavy and even with pulling forward, it may seem locked. there should be some way to confirm this seat is locked in place. *aky