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YOUR RESEARCHThe unused seatbelt rattle - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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Sorry if I have missed a solution, from years ago (blame the carp search function...) but does anyone have an elegant/effective solution for the rattling seatbelt buckle which occurs when nobody is using the passenger seatbelt?
The unused seatbelt rattle - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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Suggestion · Original poster
Sorry if I have missed a solution, from years ago (blame the carp search function...) but does anyone have an elegant/effective solution for the rattling seatbelt buckle which occurs when nobody is using the passenger seatbelt?
The unused seatbelt rattle - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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Sorry if I have missed a solution, from years ago (blame the carp search function...) but does anyone have an elegant/effective solution for the rattling seatbelt buckle which occurs when nobody is using the passenger seatbelt?
Sticking a sticky rubber pad on the B-pillar trim seems terribly un-Porsche....;-)
What you need to do is place the seat belt stopper flush up against the seat belt buckle section...then retract the seatbelt tension, and glide both as far up the seatbelt length as you can: the buckle is then held tight to the gap where the seatbelt comes out of the top of where a b pillar would be.
Edited by mdb55 on Sunday 19th February 00:03
mdb55 said:
What you need to do is place the seat belt stopper flush up against the seat belt buckle section...then retract the seatbelt tension, and glide both as far up the seatbelt length as you can: the buckle is then held tight to the gap where the seatbelt comes out of the top of where a b pillar would be.
Edited by mdb55 on Sunday 19th February 00:03
This solved it for me
First Sea Lord said:
mdb55 said:
What you need to do is place the seat belt stopper flush up against the seat belt buckle section...then retract the seatbelt tension, and glide both as far up the seatbelt length as you can: the buckle is then held tight to the gap where the seatbelt comes out of the top of where a b pillar would be.
Edited by mdb55 on Sunday 19th February 00:03
This solved it for me
Was so annoying but also solved it…thanks!
ClaphamBoxS said:
First Sea Lord said:
mdb55 said:
What you need to do is place the seat belt stopper flush up against the seat belt buckle section...then retract the seatbelt tension, and glide both as far up the seatbelt length as you can: the buckle is then held tight to the gap where the seatbelt comes out of the top of where a b pillar would be.
Edited by mdb55 on Sunday 19th February 00:03
This solved it for me
Was so annoying but also solved it…thanks!
I had started to try and convince myself it was a Porsche "characteristic". I've done this also and it has solved the issue for me too. Thank you
Edited by Schuey_911 on Wednesday 22 February 08:51
mdb55 said:
What you need to do is place the seat belt stopper flush up against the seat belt buckle section...then retract the seatbelt tension, and glide both as far up the seatbelt length as you can: the buckle is then held tight to the gap where the seatbelt comes out of the top of where a b pillar would be.
Edited by mdb55 on Sunday 19th February 00:03
It works!
Thank you...:-)
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