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Old 18 December 2014, 05:59 PM
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2000 Impreza turbo, Both my rear seatbelts are slow to retract...anyone had any issues and what was the solution?
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pull belt out to max and spray liberally with mister sheen or similar furniture polish ,, allow to retract then repeat the process ,, should be good to go unless theres a mechanical fault
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Originally Posted by scoobyskool
pull belt out to max and spray liberally with mister sheen or similar furniture polish ,, allow to retract then repeat the process ,, should be good to go unless theres a mechanical fault
Will try this...something tells me its mechanical though...havnt a clue how it works either..thanks
Old 30 December 2014, 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobyskool
pull belt out to max and spray liberally with mister sheen or similar furniture polish ,, allow to retract then repeat the process ,, should be good to go unless theres a mechanical fault
Your a genius!!!! Worked straight away! Thanks
Old 30 December 2014, 06:32 PM
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Inside the plastic trim, the belt rubs on plastic moulding lines, it slows them down, grind this off problem solved,
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Originally Posted by al222
Your a genius!!!! Worked straight away! Thanks
Ha cool ! I been called a lot worse :-)

I was told the mr sheen etc nullifies the static electricity as well as kinda lubricates the belt - either way as you found out it does work :-)
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Originally Posted by scoobyskool
Ha cool ! I been called a lot worse :-)

I was told the mr sheen etc nullifies the static electricity as well as kinda lubricates the belt - either way as you found out it does work :-)
Ive just done the same on my Blobeye, many thanks, work a treat now.

Weirdly enough, the first thing i did on my bLob when i got it a few years back was trimming the inner plastic that rubbed on the seatbelt...
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What am I spraying with Mr Sheen? The actual belt part?
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Originally Posted by adamroutley
What am I spraying with Mr Sheen? The actual belt part?
I sprayed all of the webbing part, then rubbed with a cloth. I think it reduces the static...
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