does any1 know how to remove the seatbelts ?
all 5 . any guides would be good ...
Seat Belts
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Re: Seat Belts
the back ones, ive no pictures but i can describe it.
Take the rear seat base out
take the parcel shelf out,
remove the bolts on the bottom
remove the bolts at the top under the parcel shelf
rattle the seat belt reeler, and it will come out
As for the front ones i havent removed them but i almost did, there is a bolt at the bottom where the belt anchors, then pull off the b pillar surround and youlle see the bolt for the reel take it out also.
Bon apetit your belts are out, keep the battery out when taking out the front ones, i know my dad took the belts out of a corolla he owned and it flashed up a warning light, so its an easy precaution.
I need to change these belts in my car, cream ones get caught in the edoor, but worse than that at the moment with this work getting done on the zuki my hands need to be 1000000% clean otherwise the oil gets all over them.
Take the rear seat base out
take the parcel shelf out,
remove the bolts on the bottom
remove the bolts at the top under the parcel shelf
rattle the seat belt reeler, and it will come out
As for the front ones i havent removed them but i almost did, there is a bolt at the bottom where the belt anchors, then pull off the b pillar surround and youlle see the bolt for the reel take it out also.
Bon apetit your belts are out, keep the battery out when taking out the front ones, i know my dad took the belts out of a corolla he owned and it flashed up a warning light, so its an easy precaution.
I need to change these belts in my car, cream ones get caught in the edoor, but worse than that at the moment with this work getting done on the zuki my hands need to be 1000000% clean otherwise the oil gets all over them.
- Gary406
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Re: Seat Belts
i will ring the scrap yard today were i got the interior from , there is a set of black seatbelts ...
and why im at it with the shelf out i will probably re-trim my parcel shelf to match the new door cards
and why im at it with the shelf out i will probably re-trim my parcel shelf to match the new door cards
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you could perhaps just spray the parcel shelf black, i seen it done on wheeler dealers for a 205 gti, worked quite well.
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Re: Seat Belts
I think our Gary has had quite enough of sprays for the time being...FarmerPug wrote:you could perhaps just spray the parcel shelf black, i seen it done on wheeler dealers for a 205 gti, worked quite well.
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- Gary406
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Re: Seat Belts
your not joking
think i'll stick to the cloth fabric from now on


think i'll stick to the cloth fabric from now on
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Re: Seat Belts
a parcel shelf isnt an expensive item, you could esaily get yourself a nice exec one with the storage box, and rear blind.