Pics of your rear inertia seat belt set-up

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Pics of your rear inertia seat belt set-up

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Trying to figure out how and where to anchor the rear seat belts. I have an aftermarket set with inertia reel that is a lap/shoulder combo.
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Bodywork, I'd have thought :D
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Saloon or traveller?
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Post by bloodyank »

Sorry for the double posting.
Traveller.
I guess I've seen pics of them anchored in the back bay, I think on the wheel well, but dont' know where to put the other slider part.
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Post by alex_holden »

I'll try to remember to take some pictures later. You've got three points for each belt: the reel goes on top of the wheel arch, the fixed end goes on the side of the wheel arch down the side of the rear seat base (lift it up to get access), and the stalk goes in the middle of the floor panel under the seat. There is no slider with this arrangement.

To be honest they're not very comfortable because of the odd location of the reel.
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Post by bmcecosse »

Mine are set on the rear wheel arches - with large plates below. And the other two mounts are in the rear floor just underneath the rear seat.
Edit -Crossed post with above ^^^ - I agree they are not comfortable and probably not effective either because the rear seat back is only held by two garden gate latches!
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Post by bloodyank »

Alex, thanks! Pictures would be great when you get a chance...
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Post by Peetee »

Isn't that covered in tech tips elswhere on the MMOC site?
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Post by bloodyank »

Alex, thanks for the pics. I'll try it tonight.
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Post by bmcecosse »

It's sometimes a bit tricky to get the gripping mechanism in the reel adjusted correctly - I find there is a very fine window of adjustment where it lets the belt run out when you pull it!
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Post by Kevin »

because the rear seat back is only held by two garden gate latches!
Glad mine is like Alex with 2 sliding bolts rather than latches.
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