95 seatbelts?
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Heel & Toe
Joined: Apr 2005
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95 seatbelts?
Hey everybody. I just bought my new 1995 corvette a few days ago and the only problems are that the cruise won't seem to engage and the passenger seatbelt is stuck half unrolled on the bottom side. I don't really care about fixing the cruise right now, but I would like to know if anyone else has had a similar problem with their seatbelt.
Basically it's just hanging limp, not quite long enough to reach the lock and not quite short enough to stay out of sight. I can't make it unroll or go back into the holder and playing with the cinch button does nothing. Anybody have a suggestion aside from replacing the belt?
Thanks for your help.
Basically it's just hanging limp, not quite long enough to reach the lock and not quite short enough to stay out of sight. I can't make it unroll or go back into the holder and playing with the cinch button does nothing. Anybody have a suggestion aside from replacing the belt?
Thanks for your help.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2002
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From: Bahston Mass.
Well, when I took mine out, I had my seats out, but I THOUGHT you could get at the lower bolt(Torx - 45 I think) with the seat in.. If not, I apologize, I'm referencing apples to oranges...
There's one bolt on the bottom, almost at floor level, that you take off, then the one up at head height on the sides...
There's one bolt on the bottom, almost at floor level, that you take off, then the one up at head height on the sides...
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2001
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From: San Diego CA
Pull the seats. There's only 4 bolts holding them in. The cushions just lift out. Unbolt, unplug the control wires and lift out.
It'll be a good time to clean out all the crude that gathers under there.
Cheers,
It'll be a good time to clean out all the crude that gathers under there.
Cheers,
Le Mans Master
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 8,700
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From: Ft. Lauderdale Fl
Originally Posted by John Row
Pull the seats. There's only 4 bolts holding them in. The cushions just lift out. Unbolt, unplug the control wires and lift out.
It'll be a good time to clean out all the crude that gathers under there.
Cheers,
It'll be a good time to clean out all the crude that gathers under there.
Cheers,
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