gr8t73

I want to send my seat belts out for repairs but am having a problem figuring out how to get the shoulder harness through the bezel at the top of the seat. Is there a trick to this? I am sure it is very simple but I am at a loss.

gkull

If I understand you correctly. Pull the plastic trim molding off of the door pillar and remove the other end of the belt from the rewinding mechanism.

Paul L

Have you removed the plastic web stop?

crf311

How can I get the plastic web stop off of the seat belt.

08vycpe

Heat it up with a heat gun to soften it a bit and pull it off. You also have to turn the belt UPSIDE DOWN to get it through the bezel in the seat back.

Paul L

Yes, or dip in a bowl of hot water to soften the plastic.

The web stop is there to prevent exactly what you are trying to do: stop the belt from being pulled through the seat molding passageway.

crf311

Thanks, for the advice.

gr8t73

Thanks for the information I will try the heat gun trick tomorrow. This forum is a treasure trove of information.

71406

a hair dryer had enough heat to soften mine up enough to remove.

CCrane65

Be careful not to melt them. It doesn't take much to soften them enough to pull them over the buckle.

cc