Seatbelt adjuster removal
- Vinnie
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Halford wrote: I want to take the up/down driver side Seatbelt adjuster off to modify/clean,
does anyone know how it comes apart, does the B Pillar trim have to be removed? (how?) :huh:
I'm sick of the belt sticking and not rewinding smoothly, everything is fine except for the pesky little slot that needs making bigger.
would they're be any MOT issues if I dremmelled a bit out - extreme I know, but function over finesse and it wouldn't impact on safety - or would it - apart from loosing fingers on the dremel :pinch:
thanks for any help/MOT tester comments
Mine do that also so annoying especially when the missis slams the door with it hanging in door shut and it jams the door from opening

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I've gone deaf from the wife slamming the door shut, she forgets the jimny is a lightweight foil pie-tin :pinch:
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- helijohn
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Halford wrote: :laugh: think I'll leave the passenger one so the belt does get caught in the door,
I've gone deaf from the wife slamming the door shut, she forgets the jimny is a lightweight foil pie-tin :pinch:
Sanded mine and it made no difference.

It is awkward to do too.

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it now retracts better when leaning forward when belts fastened
and when un fastened if i chuck the belt behind the seat it retracts a lot better
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Will post photos for you tomorrow Halford

Dave
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