Front seat belt mounts
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Near hand brake, centre fixing.
I can't see a boss or locator bracket welded to the floor pan or the centre tunnel, I've Googled it and looked a micro fishe and it appears there should be a bracket front the belts behind the seat rear leg?
If that is the case does anyone have an image of it so I can look at getting a couple made?
1983 MK1 Golf four door 1.8T 20V BAM remapped, MK2 dash and loom, TMI interior. daily.
2014 VW California 5.1 with full Sportline kit, weekend home.
2014 VW California 5.1 with full Sportline kit, weekend home.
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On the early 1 point shoulder they are mounted to the side frame of the seat, and latch to the bracket attached to the door.
On the latter as in my 90's cabbies, the receiver is mounted to the left or right rear leg bracket. Where as the retractor is on the "B" pillar lower.
Only picture I have of the mounted Seat belt receiver.
It is usually the same for the one-point but there is also a steel bracket.
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It's a 83 four door, and they're 3 mounting points.
1983 MK1 Golf four door 1.8T 20V BAM remapped, MK2 dash and loom, TMI interior. daily.
2014 VW California 5.1 with full Sportline kit, weekend home.
2014 VW California 5.1 with full Sportline kit, weekend home.
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I think I'll have a bracket welded to mine anyway as long as the MOT tester says it's okay!
1983 MK1 Golf four door 1.8T 20V BAM remapped, MK2 dash and loom, TMI interior. daily.
2014 VW California 5.1 with full Sportline kit, weekend home.
2014 VW California 5.1 with full Sportline kit, weekend home.
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The weld is a pretty hurky one at that.
What do Divorces, Great Coffee, and Car Electrics all have in common?
They all start with GOOD Grounds.
Where are my DIY Links?
They all start with GOOD Grounds.
Where are my DIY Links?
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Local Hero
If yours had passed the MOT then I'm sure it's fine, if worried fix the seat belt in place and give it a good tug.
1988 Mk1 Golf GTi Cabriolet 1.8cc DX, K-jet. Daily drive. 317,000 miles and counting
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1978 Mk1 Scirocco GLS 1.6cc FR, Webber carb. Weekend toy.
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