frayed or hole in seat belt
07-02-11, 08:29 AM
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frayed or hole in seat belt
anyone have information on how to replace seat belts or if they should be replaced if slight frayed or one small home, etc?
07-02-11, 10:48 AM
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Very nice blue GS! The 09 GS wheels look good!
My 01 GS430 has a fray on the driver's side, it's getting worse... It seems like it was caused by a sharp flashing part of plastic on the buckle where it slides through... the only option is to replace the assembly. About $200 for it.
The seat has to come out and then a few pieces of interior trim, then the belt assembly bolts. I did one on an LS400 a number of years ago, not hard other than getting the seat out is heavy and awkward.
My 01 GS430 has a fray on the driver's side, it's getting worse... It seems like it was caused by a sharp flashing part of plastic on the buckle where it slides through... the only option is to replace the assembly. About $200 for it.
The seat has to come out and then a few pieces of interior trim, then the belt assembly bolts. I did one on an LS400 a number of years ago, not hard other than getting the seat out is heavy and awkward.
07-02-11, 11:03 AM
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Very nice blue GS! The 09 GS wheels look good!
My 01 GS430 has a fray on the driver's side, it's getting worse... It seems like it was caused by a sharp flashing part of plastic on the buckle where it slides through... the only option is to replace the assembly. About $200 for it.
The seat has to come out and then a few pieces of interior trim, then the belt assembly bolts. I did one on an LS400 a number of years ago, not hard other than getting the seat out is heavy and awkward.
My 01 GS430 has a fray on the driver's side, it's getting worse... It seems like it was caused by a sharp flashing part of plastic on the buckle where it slides through... the only option is to replace the assembly. About $200 for it.
The seat has to come out and then a few pieces of interior trim, then the belt assembly bolts. I did one on an LS400 a number of years ago, not hard other than getting the seat out is heavy and awkward.
Where did you buy the belt and was this a DIY?
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