Hi! Been away and am now back - not that I used to contribute much - was more of a loiterer!! But was always aware that if anyone knew anything about 996s (and others!) then Loren & Co did...!! I need some help please... I have 2000MY 996 C4. The right hand (driver's side in UK) seat belt adjuster on the B pillar fell apart the other other day. I have put the cover back on but have a U-shaped (hard to describe) copper coloured metal piece left over. I guess this a spring of sorts but where does it go? Does anyone have a nice, easy to read (and understand!) exploded diagram of the assembly please? TIA!! Colin
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YOUR RESEARCHSeat Belt Adjuster
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