according to Government stadards you cannot, "Make one at home is illegal. So, I realize you just need a patch but a babies wirth a lifetime and there is no substitute for properly working safety seats.

Answered by DrCranknWrench (expert)
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Safety for my children is my top priority. That's why I would need 3rd isofix fittings. I thought Opel might have a possibility to put it in. I know some other cars (like Ford) have those instalation kits. Tnx anyway...

Response from Strippy
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You are very welcome. Don't hesitate to get it. I was in a bad car accident over a year ago and the old seat belt stretched to the dash.
I am glad to hear you are getting it fixed and we will be here any time you need any other help.

Take Care

DrC

Answered by DrCranknWrench (expert)
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And now we're back to my first post, where lies my problem: I would like to have 3rd isofix hooks in back row (in the middle). Can it be done? If not, I have problem with fitting 3rd child seat in Zafira...and I have to find a solution in next 6 months (when the baby is comming). Any ideas would be most apreciated...

Response from Strippy
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Is child facing forward or backwards? It sounds like attaching the bolt to the back seat will be safe as it is proven that safety is higher in rear facing seats,

Answered by DrCranknWrench (expert)
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The baby will be facing backwards in Maxi Cosi Cabriofix (http://www.maxi-cosi.com/products/car-seats/infant/cabriofix.aspx), and the only way I could suqueeze that 3rd child seat beetween is by using Familyfix Base (http://www.maxi-cosi.com/products/car-seats/base-units/familyfix.aspx) that is attached with isofix hooks. Thanks for all your effort! ;-)

Response from Strippy
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I cannot reccomend anything else from here as it would not be original to the car or part of an inspected kit.

Answered by DrCranknWrench (expert)
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