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Jan 8th, 2013, 15:16 | #21 |
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Both P1 and P2 seatbelt mechanisms are interchangeable. I tested a P1 seatbelt mechanism on a P2 and vice versa and everything seemed to be working fine. No SRS light came on.
The only one thing that looked different was .......................... the colour of this small part. See the photo below Above the green highlighted oval, you can see a blue plastic part. On the Phase 2 cars it is blue and on the Phase 1 cars it is black. As I said before both P1 and P2 seatbels are interchangeable. The only thing to look out for is the buckle. On the late 2003-2004 model, the buckle on them has 2 smaller rectanguler holes instead of the 1 larger rectangular one on the earlier models. Hope this helps See photos below:
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Jan 8th, 2013, 17:50 | #22 |
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Thank you Gatos for being so very helpful. I really do appreciate it as I am sure we all do on the forum.
I have just removed the top trim and the item is coloured black so presumably phase 1. Also the buckle has the one square hole. 2 more photos attached. Actually, with the trim detached, I can make the belt coil back up, but then it is a real pain to pull back out. Just taken me half an hour. So, the belt is now adjusted perfectly for me again and a strong clip attached on it to keep the setting. To remove, presumably 1 large bolt at top, 1 bolt below and then a domed bolt which holds the pyro cylinder. I think all torx fittings. I need a working phase 1 or early phase 2 drivers seat belt. Preferably not frayed although I could swap it with my webbing. Can anyone help please ? |
Jan 8th, 2013, 17:52 | #23 |
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Sorry, forgot the photos in the above message
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Jan 8th, 2013, 18:04 | #24 |
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It is Phase 1 one. I think Jabe should still have one left. Try PMing him and see if he does. Or, alternatively, I have one where the pyrotechnic has gone off. The winding mechanism is working fine though. If you want to mess around with it, just let me know and you can have it for free. Just pay the postage
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Jan 8th, 2013, 20:28 | #25 |
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Thanks for the offer and the advice Gatos but would rather not mess with the pyro asembly. I have sent a pm to Jabe.
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Jan 13th, 2013, 18:41 | #26 |
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Just for interest, I managed to get a phase 2 unit with the blue coloured top.
Removed my phase 1 type with the black coloured top and installed the new unit. All works perfectly and the check lights all go off as before. What a pleasure to have the inertia reel effect back. |
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Sep 11th, 2013, 20:12 | #27 | |
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Seat belt Buckles
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The original belts had the 1 hole type buckle The "new" belt is the 2 hole type The good news is that both types fit the early (one hole) stalk. (my NSF belt is one hole and OSF belt is two hole) both fit in either seat stalk and the stalks appear to be original - 1 hole. Other things I have learnt - the "dealers" fix for frayed seat belts is to trim off the frayed material then singe with a lighter. Remove the belt and turn it over so the other edge of the belt wears. Not sure if its an approved method but there it is. |
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Sep 12th, 2013, 10:55 | #28 |
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I have broken 2 V40's and had 3, non have had frayed seat belts, but all have been owned by people about 6' tall, looking at design and the way the belt rolls up, if someone shorter drives car, the belt is dragged against the bottom of the trim, and when it recoils doesn't recoil neatly, but coils over part of the lower section of the mechanism, so next time it pulls out, it just rubs more, regardless of size of person
out of interest (but never photographed it or anything) did my non scientific experiment with trim removed, with me sitting in drivers seat, and putting on and off seat belt, and my son, doing the same, the way the belt recoiled with son sitting in car, would have meant it would have heavily dragged on trim recoiling , and when next pulled out, when I sat there, I'm 6' tall, belt recoiled neatly. Just as another thing worth noting, don't try and uncoil a replacement seat belt, or check mechanism works, until it is fitted in car, as it only works at angle its designed to sit in car, +/- a very few degrees, which is why even when parked on a steep hill, or trying to put on belt whilst moving, they sometimes keep locking. Last edited by cookie; Sep 12th, 2013 at 10:57. Reason: added a bit |
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Oct 10th, 2013, 20:50 | #29 |
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Great guide, this will be helpful
The driver's seat belt in my S40 got stuck, not going in or out. I am looking for used ones on ebay(uk), but I am afraid it wont fit, since I am in Portugal(LHD) and the ones that I find in ebay are obviously from RHD cars. Does a passenger seat belt from a RHD car fit on the driver side of LHD car? |
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