seaty belts faulty?
07 February 2005, 01:38 PM
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rear seat belts faulty?
does anybody have problems with there rear seat belts winding back in, mine seem slow & have to let them wind back in before they will pull out again 
classic shape 2000 model
classic shape 2000 model
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07 February 2005, 02:13 PM
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steve the rear belt ( drivers side ) gets bloody twisted in the roller sometimes do you reckon it could have got twisted at some point? wouldn't have a clue how to fix it 
do you reckon it could have got twisted at some point? wouldn't have a clue how to fix it
07 February 2005, 04:07 PM
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Not sure about scoob seat belts but most other cars you can take the bottom plate off and wind the spring up to tension it , but be carefull that you take
the correct plate off or the coiled spring will shoot out then you've got a hell
of a job on your hands, sorry i can't assist with which plate to remove. maybe
a call to a subaru dealer might help.
the correct plate off or the coiled spring will shoot out then you've got a hell
of a job on your hands, sorry i can't assist with which plate to remove. maybe
a call to a subaru dealer might help.
07 February 2005, 04:10 PM
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subaru dealer prices 2 mate, thanks all the same 
Originally Posted by MACH1
Not sure about scoob seat belts but most other cars you can take the bottom plate off and wind the spring up to tension it , but be carefull that you take
the correct plate off or the coiled spring will shoot out then you've got a hell
of a job on your hands, sorry i can't assist with which plate to remove. maybe
a call to a subaru dealer might help.
the correct plate off or the coiled spring will shoot out then you've got a hell
of a job on your hands, sorry i can't assist with which plate to remove. maybe
a call to a subaru dealer might help.
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