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by bratboy_y2k » Thu 03.04.2008, 05:42
i have a short amount of time to get my car here in canada passed for the out of country inspection. id also really like to use it this weekend.
does anybody know of a retractor that will fit? or a repair? i just saw a guy online that did a rebuild so to speak on his volvo unit. anybody have a clue is the isuzu one will fit? mabye a photo of the retractor on the right side of the car?
the retractor locks right away. you have to be super gentle an slow to extend it.
fast advice would be great please and thanks!
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by Paul.P » Thu 03.04.2008, 07:01
JPS M100 was built from bare chassis up to create one off M100 in the mould of JPS Team Lotus
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by Elanlover » Thu 03.04.2008, 13:25
I had the same problem with the passenger side of the car. I solved it by removing the B-post panel to get at the mechanism. I found that (in mine at least) the mech had rotated and was not perfectly, vertically aligned the way it should be. I twisted it back and the seat bealt has been fine since.
Pop the b-post panel off and have a good look at it. You may find it can be repaired on its own. if you haven't already done so, i suggest you "apply" to get access to the manuals by clicking on the Manuals link at the top of the page. I think there's some seatbelt info in one of them.
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