Andre

I just noticed an area on the passenger side door where the seatbelt is rubbing down the plastic interior.
Andre

Ross

Yeah, I get it too, there was a suggestion on another thread to put another of the seatbelt stopper-thingys further up the belt, so it holds the buckle much higher. They suggested getting one from a scrap yard and using a knife to prise apart both sides, make a hole in your own belt and clip the stopper back together.

So far I have just been plugging it into the clip, even when no-one is sitting there, not ideal, but it works

Muz

A common problem. I slide my passenger side buckle up the sash a bit so it sits higher and more tightly against the bolster. Stops the rattling aginst the door.

lvs2k

What Muz said. Passengers often leave belt dangling mid-door. If they do, I soon notice it rattling against the door and pull it to the top.

joe_s2k

Me too. It works.

vmb

Maybe StonGard on the side pillar would help.

j/k

martinymca

My solution is to simply buckle the seat belt, thereby eliminating the rub factor altogether.

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