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| Grouse Member Since: 16 Apr 2012 Location: on the hill Posts: 520  |
That's 1 protector - it clips together and the belt runs through the centre - it is then merely slid to the bottom of the belt adjacent to the door latch. The cable tie is just to stop the two halves coming apart
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27th Jun 2014 8:46pm |
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| Fullfat Member Since: 30 Apr 2014 Location: Lincolnshire. Posts: 271 
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Thanks grouse
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27th Jun 2014 9:29pm |
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| GSD Member Since: 18 Dec 2012 Location: UK Posts: 38 |
The cable tie also attaches to something near the bottom of the seatbelt, to stop it sliding up. I cant remember what exactly, but anything to keep at the lowest point near the seatbelt reel.
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28th Jun 2014 5:43am |
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| Flyingfocrs Member Since: 12 Jan 2015 Location: Deepest darkest Aberdeenshire Posts: 155  
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Thought i would add a bit to this.
Having been given a verbal advisory for damage to the seat belts from trapping them in the latch mechanism I thought i'd give these a go. Three months later I can say that since fitting them i have never trapped the belt in the latch again. 10/10 from me. Begs the question though why weren't they fitted as standard! |
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23rd Apr 2016 7:36pm |
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| geobloke Member Since: 06 Nov 2012 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 4410 
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Not exactly a good looking accessory I guess. Looked at these the other day, think they are on my list of things the 110 needs. Since the roll cage I amallways trapping the seat belt.
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23rd Apr 2016 8:56pm |
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| Flyingfocrs Member Since: 12 Jan 2015 Location: Deepest darkest Aberdeenshire Posts: 155
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To be honest because they sit at the bottom of the belt they are against the seat and you don't really notice them.
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23rd Apr 2016 9:07pm |
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