Toyota Highlander owners have reported 6 problems related to child seat (under the child seat category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Toyota Highlander based on all problems reported for the Highlander.
The contact owns an evenflo car seat, model number: 368124708, model type: revolve 360 slim, manufactured date: July 11, 2024. The car seat was being used in a 2023 Toyota Highlander. The contact received notification of NHTSA campaign number: 25c010000 (child seat). The contact stated that the head rest foam was exposed on the left and right sides of the headrest and that the child was picking out the foam as described in the recall. The manufacturer was contacted and provided pictures of the failure. The contact was advised by a representative from the manufacturer that a repair kit would be sent in the mail to repair the car seat. The contact received the repair kit and found an 8-inch-long by 3/12-inch-wide strip of tape. The contact stated that the repair kit was inadequate to complete the repair on the head rest. The contact had not attempted to call the manufacturer back about the repair kit.
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I have a sunshine kids radian 80sl. Model us18500. Serial 090900106 03565. My latch strap does not remain tight. I can loosen it with one finger, which means my daughter climbing in and out can bump it and loosen it. It also has loosened over time on it's on. When I first install it, it is a completely rock solid install, but if you pull back and forth on the seat a few times you can feel it loosening. I do not feel like my daughter is safe in this seat in a crash. (related vehicle information: model year=2008, make=Toyota, model=highlander).
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Sunshine kids radian xtsl latch loosens itself. Two times I've gone to put my 2 year old into her seat and the latch has had at least 2 inches of slack!! please fix this!!
(related vehicle information: model year=2009, make=Toyota, model=highlander).
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I am writing to report a defect in the britax decathlon car seat lower latch system. The belt on my system is twisted and will not perform properly in a crash. I have notified britax and they sent me a replacement belt but without any instructions and have not issued a recall. I am concerned about all the other car seats on the road and the children who are at risk of serious injury. A representative from the PA traffic injury prevention project (tipp) at the PA chapter of the american academy of pediatrics inspected the car seat on Tuesday October 26, 2010 and found that ?the lower anchor attachment is backwards on one side and cannot be used correctly to install child seat using lower anchors. ? her name is [xxx] and she can be reached at [xxx]. She said that it was a manufacturing defect and the seats should be recalled. The identifiers for the car seat are:
date of mfg: 04-05-2007
make decathlon
model e9l 4769
serial number e9l4769017324
batch number j00088948
purchased from babyuniverse. Com in may 2007
my contact at britax is
[xxx]
consumer service managerbritax
[xxx]
13501 south ridge drive
charlotte nc 28273
us-customerservice@britax. Com
(related vehicle information: model year=2006, make=Toyota, model=highlander). Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u. S. C. 552(b)(6).
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: the contact stated while driving 25 mph on a street with an infant seat restrained with the lap and shoulder belt in the rear, the child safety seat completely flipped over with the infant inside. Although this happened without warning, no injuries were sustained. The manufacturer was not alerted. The infant seat was a graco, snug ride, model # 8643ddh2, date of manufacture 12-03-2005. Updated 11/9/2006 -.
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Owners manual instructions state that consumer can place a child into the convertible child seat, facing forward from 20-30 lbs, under a year old. Throughout the remainder of the instructions the information is correct. The manufacturer has been informed of the mis print.
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| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
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| Child Seat problems | |
| Base Locking/release Mechanism problems |