hey, so i have a 92 ex coupe and i want to take off the seat belts for the reason that the drivers side is like stuck and tangled, i want to fix it cause it takes forever to take it out.. and no it's not the automatic seat belts. ty.
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There's a plastic cover that's hiding the bolt at the top that you remove and then you need to remove the plastic that covers the b pillar and you'll have access to both bolts. Please do fix or just replace them altogether though and don't just remove them. -
so your saying to remove them? but take off the bolts AND fix the belt??Originally posted by Brandoncb7 View Post <-- LMFAOComment
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I thought you were saying that you wanted to be able to remove them to fix or replace them but you didn't know how.
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Bring them to a honda dealer and they must replace it for free
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well they're like really tangled up, and like iwant to straighten them out, do i need to take that bolt off?? <-- LMFAOComment
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If they're just tangled and twisted up then you'll just have to fight with them until you get everything straightened out. taking the bolts out won't make a difference if that's all that's wrong with them.Comment
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REALLY? woah, i guess i'm going to have to live with them that way :/ ahaOriginally posted by Brandoncb7 View Post <-- LMFAOComment
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I've untangled mine before, its not hard
To get out the front seatbelt in a coupe is annoying though
you will need to take out the rear seat, then the rear panel on the side of which you wan't to remove the seatbelt from
After that you you need to remove the cover where the seatbelt pivots and remove the bolt there, then the bolt on the floor where the bottom attaches to the floor. After that you need to take out 2 bolts for a black bracket about midway up the side of the car and 1 bolt holding the retractor in the side of the car.
While its all out CLEAN everything, clean anything where the seatbelt glides through. Just because you CAN get your seatbelts replaced dosen't mean you should. I cleaned mine and they work very well now, before they were shit. It saved me a few hours without a car to get somthing replaced that i could have fixed myself
Now if you own an acura on the other hand, take that shit in and get yourself a free loaner car
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Can you really have the Honda dealer fix your seat-belts for free?MRT
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Yes, go check your warranties manual, seatbelts are warrantied for the life of the car.Originally posted by GeoffMisiak View PostComment
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only if there is actually something wrong with them such as retractors not working right, latches not working, frayed belts etc. the lifetime warranty on the seatbelts does not cover getting twisted behind the plastics and they will most likely charge you to fix that.Originally posted by GeoffMisiak View Post
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i googled that up. they said it was a 10 year warranty (after 90-93) for the free seat belt fix...which would last only til 2003.Originally posted by cuate01221 View PostBring them to a honda dealer and they must replace it for free
correct me if im wrong?cb7 rebuild coming soon!
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Its a lifetime one, My real life freind used it on his DX coupe.Originally posted by cb7_07 View Post
I used it on my old acura integra and acura gave me a loaner car too. Honda won't do that though.Comment
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