Reinstalling Seat Belts and a broken bolt
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Reinstalling Seat Belts and a broken bolt
I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
re-install them?
One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
Dave - '98 TJ
trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
re-install them?
One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
Dave - '98 TJ
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Re: Reinstalling Seat Belts and a broken bolt
Hold them perfectly vertical as if they were mounted in the Jeep. There is
a mechanism inside that locks the seat belt up under enertia or if the
mechanism is tilted.
Jerry
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"Dave Sturgeon" <davidsturgeon@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
a mechanism inside that locks the seat belt up under enertia or if the
mechanism is tilted.
Jerry
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
"Dave Sturgeon" <davidsturgeon@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:i08in0ljbk7l0kphda7fgltshrbtamm9rp@4ax.com...
>I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
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Re: Reinstalling Seat Belts and a broken bolt
Hold them perfectly vertical as if they were mounted in the Jeep. There is
a mechanism inside that locks the seat belt up under enertia or if the
mechanism is tilted.
Jerry
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
"Dave Sturgeon" <davidsturgeon@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:i08in0ljbk7l0kphda7fgltshrbtamm9rp@4ax.com...
>I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
a mechanism inside that locks the seat belt up under enertia or if the
mechanism is tilted.
Jerry
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
"Dave Sturgeon" <davidsturgeon@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:i08in0ljbk7l0kphda7fgltshrbtamm9rp@4ax.com...
>I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
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Re: Reinstalling Seat Belts and a broken bolt
Hold them perfectly vertical as if they were mounted in the Jeep. There is
a mechanism inside that locks the seat belt up under enertia or if the
mechanism is tilted.
Jerry
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
"Dave Sturgeon" <davidsturgeon@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:i08in0ljbk7l0kphda7fgltshrbtamm9rp@4ax.com...
>I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
a mechanism inside that locks the seat belt up under enertia or if the
mechanism is tilted.
Jerry
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
"Dave Sturgeon" <davidsturgeon@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:i08in0ljbk7l0kphda7fgltshrbtamm9rp@4ax.com...
>I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
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Re: Reinstalling Seat Belts and a broken bolt
The seatbelt mechanism must be in the same orientation as it would be
installed. Once oriented the correct way, "play" with it so it will
release. Just ran into the same thing a couple of weeks ago after I
hurc'ed my tub.
Take it easy,
Zak
Dave Sturgeon wrote:
> I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
installed. Once oriented the correct way, "play" with it so it will
release. Just ran into the same thing a couple of weeks ago after I
hurc'ed my tub.
Take it easy,
Zak
Dave Sturgeon wrote:
> I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
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Re: Reinstalling Seat Belts and a broken bolt
The seatbelt mechanism must be in the same orientation as it would be
installed. Once oriented the correct way, "play" with it so it will
release. Just ran into the same thing a couple of weeks ago after I
hurc'ed my tub.
Take it easy,
Zak
Dave Sturgeon wrote:
> I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
installed. Once oriented the correct way, "play" with it so it will
release. Just ran into the same thing a couple of weeks ago after I
hurc'ed my tub.
Take it easy,
Zak
Dave Sturgeon wrote:
> I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Reinstalling Seat Belts and a broken bolt
The seatbelt mechanism must be in the same orientation as it would be
installed. Once oriented the correct way, "play" with it so it will
release. Just ran into the same thing a couple of weeks ago after I
hurc'ed my tub.
Take it easy,
Zak
Dave Sturgeon wrote:
> I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
installed. Once oriented the correct way, "play" with it so it will
release. Just ran into the same thing a couple of weeks ago after I
hurc'ed my tub.
Take it easy,
Zak
Dave Sturgeon wrote:
> I removed the seatbelts to have the Rhino liner sprayed in. Is there a
> trick to getting the belts to release so that I have enough slack to
> re-install them?
>
> One of the bolts for the rear seat mounting bracket snapped off during
> removal. If I need to completely drill this out and have the mounting
> nut removed from the underside, would placing a similar bolt and nut
> config be safe? Or should I have one tacked back on to the bottom?
>
> Dave - '98 TJ
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