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Tazz

Member Since: 24 Mar 2011
Location: Harrow
Posts: 90

3 point centre rear seat belt

I have a 110 SW (TD5) and want to replace the current lap belt with a 3 point inertia reel belt. I have bought the 3 point belt (exmoor trim)and wondered if anyone else has done this conversion? I have tried a search without any luck. My question relates to where you mount the belt reel, assuming the other two fixing points use the existing mounts? The fiting instruction only show you how to mount the three fixings but not where.

tazz

10th Jul 2011 6:09pm

JSG

Member Since: 12 Jul 2007
Location: Berkshire
Posts: 2412

2011 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Stornoway Grey

The 'top' mounting goes over the back of the rear seat and bolts down through the rear floor via a re-inforcing plate if needed. John

http://www.hampshire4x4response.co.uk

2011 Tdci 110 CSW XS

11th Jul 2011 9:28am

Tazz

Member Since: 24 Mar 2011
Location: Harrow
Posts: 90

JSG wrote:
The 'top' mounting goes over the back of the rear seat and bolts down through the rear floor via a re-inforcing plate if needed.

Thanks, I will have to get my drill out to make 2 more holes in the floor.

Tazz

13th Jul 2011 3:14pm

CFB

Member Since: 13 Sep 2007
Location: Bradford, West Yorkshire
Posts: 803

Interesting, is it really that simple?

Will the angle be right on the passenger's shoulder? I would have thought it would pull down on the shoulder and thus not be too safe, normally the bracket above your shoulder takes the load in an impact. Guess it would be better than a lap belt of course. Andy

8th Aug 2011 3:22pm

Tazz

Member Since: 24 Mar 2011
Location: Harrow
Posts: 90

CFB wrote:
Interesting, is it really that simple?

Will the angle be right on the passenger's shoulder? I would have thought it would pull down on the shoulder and thus not be too safe, normally the bracket above your shoulder takes the load in an impact. Guess it would be better than a lap belt of course.

The instructions which come with the belt give guidance on the angles the anchors must be fitted i.e. max 45 degrees from the line of the seat back.

As for rhe belt coming up over the shoulder, then this a common fitment on cars with a convertible roof so one would assume is safe. Exmoor trim, who market the belt I have bought make great play upon their seats % belts being type approved.

Tazz

10th Aug 2011 11:00pm

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