Seat belt guides
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Racer
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Suffolk Virginia
Seat belt guides
There are 2 chrome handle-looking things that were in the car when I bought it, I later found out they are seat belt guides. I cannot figure out where or how they are installed, there were no screw holes in the seats or trans tunnel that they line up with.
Any info or pics would be greatly appreciated, I'm about to pull the seats anyway, and this would be a great time to install.
Thanks!
- Jay
Any info or pics would be greatly appreciated, I'm about to pull the seats anyway, and this would be a great time to install.
Thanks!
- Jay
Racer
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 396
Likes: 3
From: Buffalo New York
There are 2 chrome handle-looking things that were in the car when I bought it, I later found out they are seat belt guides. I cannot figure out where or how they are installed, there were no screw holes in the seats or trans tunnel that they line up with.
Any info or pics would be greatly appreciated, I'm about to pull the seats anyway, and this would be a great time to install.
Thanks!
- Jay
Any info or pics would be greatly appreciated, I'm about to pull the seats anyway, and this would be a great time to install.
Thanks!
- Jay
Racer
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 270
Likes: 1
From: Niceville Fl
You probably still want to install them. If your aftermarket belts retract from the rear, I'm concluding you have a bolt through a static mounting point under the seat. If this is correct, you'll still want the guides. Otherwise, if the car comes to an immediate stop (aka impact) with you in the seat, without the guides there is nothing to catch the lap belts and stop them from moving forward with you.
Racer
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 396
Likes: 3
From: Buffalo New York
You probably still want to install them. If your aftermarket belts retract from the rear, I'm concluding you have a bolt through a static mounting point under the seat. If this is correct, you'll still want the guides. Otherwise, if the car comes to an immediate stop (aka impact) with you in the seat, without the guides there is nothing to catch the lap belts and stop them from moving forward with you.
