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YOUR RESEARCHhelp- last step for seat belt replacement

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Replace front seatbelts, except one last thing

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So everything is out of car to replace the front seatbelts, except one last thing.
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Replace front seatbelts, except one last thing

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So everything is out of car to replace the front seatbelts, except one last thing.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So everything is out of car to replace the front seatbelts, except one last thing. I'm putting in red belts, I have a black interior, should look great. The last problem is to remove a metal piece that is over the adjustable shoulder slide, so to access the bolt holding the shoulder belt. I have to say, since this is my first p car, the interior pieces are very well placed and tight. This car is like a vault! I've gutted many makes of cars to turn into race cars, and by far, this has been the hardest to do. Maybe because I don't want to ruin anything, but things seem to be well placed. Well, if anyone knows how to get this piece off, I would appreciate it. Thanks

POST 2Original post

it doesnt come off....ill take those belts off you hands least i can do to help a fellow rennlister.Ok really i dont know how that comes off, it does i am just playin!

POST 3Original post

He's sick--He's really sick--I think we should start a telethon to benefit the Habitual Modification Syndrome Society

POST 4Original post

that bolt cover should just pop right out. just have at it with a flat nosed screw driver. pry it off towards you.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks to everyone. The belts are in and the world is now in a better place!

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