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Solution for Squeaky Seat Belts - Picts inside
Hi,
Over the past few months I've been dealing with a seat belt sqeak that wouldn't go away.
There are a few solutions that people have mentioned on the board but somewhat difficult to understand without any graphical information.
I took the task under my hands today and I am very happy to inform everyone that there is a very very cheap way to rid of this seat belt squeak once and for all.
Tools: Philips Screw Driver, Scissors, Felt Tape.
As shown in this image the plastic seat belt holder and the leather seats are rubbing, which cause the annoying squeaking sound.
Place a strip of felt tape (1/4") between the leather and the seat belt holder.
Once the seat belt holder is replaced you can see that the felt tape extends about 1/8" from the seat belt holder and eliminates the rubbing.
Hope this helps!
Over the past few months I've been dealing with a seat belt sqeak that wouldn't go away.
There are a few solutions that people have mentioned on the board but somewhat difficult to understand without any graphical information.
I took the task under my hands today and I am very happy to inform everyone that there is a very very cheap way to rid of this seat belt squeak once and for all.
Tools: Philips Screw Driver, Scissors, Felt Tape.
As shown in this image the plastic seat belt holder and the leather seats are rubbing, which cause the annoying squeaking sound.
Place a strip of felt tape (1/4") between the leather and the seat belt holder.
Once the seat belt holder is replaced you can see that the felt tape extends about 1/8" from the seat belt holder and eliminates the rubbing.
Hope this helps!
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my seatbelt doesnt make a rubbing sound, but the passenger side metal buckle make a really annoying vibration sound against the side of the car. its really really annoying- i think i have to adjust the seat position to stop that, but then the chair vibrates if i move it too far back. can you fix that too?
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by REV IT
[B]my seatbelt doesnt make a rubbing sound, but the passenger side metal buckle make a really annoying vibration sound against the side of the car. its really really annoying- i think i have to adjust the seat position to stop that, but then the chair vibrates if i move it too far back.
[B]my seatbelt doesnt make a rubbing sound, but the passenger side metal buckle make a really annoying vibration sound against the side of the car. its really really annoying- i think i have to adjust the seat position to stop that, but then the chair vibrates if i move it too far back.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by REV IT
[B]my seatbelt doesnt make a rubbing sound, but the passenger side metal buckle make a really annoying vibration sound against the side of the car. its really really annoying- i think i have to adjust the seat position to stop that, but then the chair vibrates if i move it too far back.
[B]my seatbelt doesnt make a rubbing sound, but the passenger side metal buckle make a really annoying vibration sound against the side of the car. its really really annoying- i think i have to adjust the seat position to stop that, but then the chair vibrates if i move it too far back.
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Originally posted by sebrings2k
its the hard plastic holder rubbing against the leather, not the seat belt itself.
its the hard plastic holder rubbing against the leather, not the seat belt itself.