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UK & Ireland S2000 CommunityDiscussions related to the S2000, its ownership and enthusiasm for it in the UK and Ireland. Including FAQs, and technical questions.
Lee,
First up, you still huvney returned yur Insurance details ya wee bugger. Noo that wiz yur furst and last wornin.
Otherwize the I'll be sendin' the boyz roon!
Get some Back'to'Black. It's actually a clear silicon spray, just spray the area rubbing. You would also get the same result with the rubber seal silicon grease but again only on the area causing the problem.
The spray would probably be best, this is also very useful for stopping these guillotines that have a roller cutter squeeking, use it on our all the time.
And no one's mentioned anything about Wee Pip Squeeks?
On a more serious note, you need to be a little careful with anything that you apply to the seatbealt. Obviously some chemicals could react with the seatbelt material and affect it's stength/load capacity. I would say that anything containing solvents would be a definate risk. Of course you'll probably never know if this has occured unless you have an accident but it could be too late by then!
08-26-2004, 02:26 PM
