February 10, 201313 yr comment_7035 I have a 1994 4.2Ti GQ Patrol in which the right hand side rear seatbelt is very quick to lock on the way out. A release then re-pull sometimes works but other times it repeatedly locks. The Ti has a built-in fridge and rear air con which makes removing the right hand side seatbelt a bit of a session as it would appear that even the fridge has to be removed to get the assembly out! As the anchor bolt moves out it presses against the rear air-con pipes even when they are loosened from the fridge case. Anybody know any tricks to getting a seatbelt to behave itself or would I be better replacing it with a new/secondhand part? Edited February 10, 201313 yr by stephentoddnissan Report
February 10, 201313 yr comment_7036 I'd caution with second hand seatbelt as you wouldn't know where it has been make sure you give it a good visual. As for tips what to do, I'm not sure, never had these kind of seatbelts apart before. I'm pretty sure Mr Nissan is going to slug you with a pretty penny. Cheers Edited February 10, 201313 yr by Rumcajs Report
February 11, 201313 yr comment_7046 Yeah ... nissan seat belts are a concern. Mine suck as well. Replacement is the best option. Check this mob out. Report
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