Installing a Nuna PIPA Infant Seat with a Seat Belt and Built-in Lockoff in a Tesla Model 3

Learn how to install a Nuna PIPA rear-facing only infant seat using the seat belt and built-in lockoff, and the stability leg/load leg in a Tesla Model 3. This is the original style base, not the RELX base. I show tips and tricks for installing and removing the PIPA base. These installation techniques can be used to install the PIPA in any vehicle.

*Note: vehicles with in-floor storage or seat compartments, such as Stow & Go, do not allow the use of the stability leg/load leg. Read your vehicle owner's manual or call the vehicle manufacturer regarding its use. The door over the top of the storage area isn't strong enough to support the crash forces the load leg may place on it.

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More Resources:
Load Legs: https://carseatblog.com/46830/loadlegs

Nuna PIPA: https://fave.co/3JPq126
Nuna PIPA RX (with RELX base): https://fave.co/42rynUQ
Nuna PIPA lite RX (with RELX base): https://fave.co/3FBr8jy
Nuna PIPA lite R (with RELX base): https://fave.co/3lyrX5L

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0:00 Intro
0:45 Location of carrier removal handle from base
1:20 Discussion on pros & cons of outboard seating position vs. center seating position
3:10 Placing base on vehicle seat | determining need for recline foot/noodles | extending the recline foot
3:48 Discussion of lockoff
5:52 Installing the base
6:43 Check for tightness
7:21 Adjusting the load leg into correct position
7:36 Removing the base
8:16 How to store the recline foot
8:20 How to store the load leg