STATIC SEAT BELT NUT

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lambrettalad
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STATIC SEAT BELT NUT

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Hi As i've moved the seat higher for a better driving position ,I find I need to fit extention pieces to my seat belts,they are about £6 on ebay and look the part,however before I fit ,can anyone tell me if the bolt into the floor has a captured nut or will i need to ask my other 3/4 (her words )to help? :)
Cheers Alex
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Re: STATIC SEAT BELT NUT

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Are you using a built-in mounting - or are they just bolted through the floor? You would be better investing in 'inertia' belts rather than extension pieces - surely just strips of steel?
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Re: STATIC SEAT BELT NUT

Post by charlie_morris_minor »

I believe the floor / tunnel bolts are normaly normal nuts i.e. not captive nuts

however I have found with the spring washer you can normal change them as a one person not a 1.75 person job
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Re: STATIC SEAT BELT NUT

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hi thanks for the info and advice,
the extended pieces are sort of like aircraft seat belts at both ends and mad of seat belt wove
here is a link
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/170698292725? ... 500wt_1202

she will be pleased as she hates going under the car !!!!!!
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Oh right -so does the adjustment on your existing belt not cover the amount you have raised the seat ? Exactly how much have you raised it????? And surely - a gentleman would do the underneath job leaving your assistant to hold the bolt head inside the car...... :wink:
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Re: STATIC SEAT BELT NUT

Post by mike.perry »

My static seat belts were short on adjustment for passengers of adequate girth so I decided that it was time to invest in some inertia belts. They used the same buckles so no need to grovel under the car, did not need constant adjustment and were not forever getting tangled
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Re: STATIC SEAT BELT NUT

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I know more modern belt would improve things but .................this will do for now,and being a gentleman i will put a nice piece of carpet down for the wife :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Re: STATIC SEAT BELT NUT

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As long as you Hoover it first - you should be fine :lol:
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