New Seat Belts
Discussion
Think i'm going to need some new seat belts, the fixings look rusty and I dont' think I even have the bits the buckle clips into, plus i cant the tensioners to untension(retract, eg let more belt out)
Any one know of a good source.
I have seen these standard ones with the option for short or long stalks for the buckle clips, short are cheaper.
short
http://www.cbsonline.co.uk/single-button-retractab...
long
http://www.cbsonline.co.uk/securon-retractable-lon...
Also I'm assuming hte tensioner thingy sits behind the seat about 50 cm below the sholder guide. Does it simply get bolted through the body and onto the chassis using the standard chassis attachment (The plate the lips up at the front end of the rear wheel arch, doesn't look that substantial though)
Any one know of a good source.
I have seen these standard ones with the option for short or long stalks for the buckle clips, short are cheaper.
short
http://www.cbsonline.co.uk/single-button-retractab...
long
http://www.cbsonline.co.uk/securon-retractable-lon...
Also I'm assuming hte tensioner thingy sits behind the seat about 50 cm below the sholder guide. Does it simply get bolted through the body and onto the chassis using the standard chassis attachment (The plate the lips up at the front end of the rear wheel arch, doesn't look that substantial though)
I had mine changed (many years ago) by Quickfit Safety Belt Service, with the short lock. Much better than the original belts. They can also make up belts in any colour you like.
mikea4tdi said:
Does it simply get bolted through the body and onto the chassis using the standard chassis attachment (The plate the lips up at the front end of the rear wheel arch, doesn't look that substantial though)
:Yes: This is how it works all seatb elt mounting points are visible in these three pictures:One on outrigger - first picture
One on the rear mounting point into the rear wheel arch (third picture in front of tyre)
One in the centre rail (inverted V) above the inner body mounting point (last picture clearest)
All three on last picture
I fitted the Securon SEC 5S ones (£37) from CBS with no problems and the short stalk is a vast improvemnt over the standard long stalk (which brought the lap part of the belt belt above my hips)
They did not do the cheaper ones when I bought mine, but even now I would go for the Securon ones (Well known manufacturer- www.securon.co.uk; SVA compliant) rather than the unknown brand £25 ones.
Mick
They did not do the cheaper ones when I bought mine, but even now I would go for the Securon ones (Well known manufacturer- www.securon.co.uk; SVA compliant) rather than the unknown brand £25 ones.
Mick
Normally I'd agree,
But I have managed to find the manufacturer.
http://www.safety-belts.at/en_philosophie.html
It looks like even these cheap belts have designed and tested pretty well and would meet SVA requirements etc if needed.
I'll let you knwo what I think of them, if I get them
Mike
But I have managed to find the manufacturer.
http://www.safety-belts.at/en_philosophie.html
It looks like even these cheap belts have designed and tested pretty well and would meet SVA requirements etc if needed.
I'll let you knwo what I think of them, if I get them
Mike
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