Seatbelt guides on 4th gen seats?
02-08-2003, 08:20 PM
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Seatbelt guides on 4th gen seats?
Hi, recently I installed some 4th gen seats in my RS and they didn't come with the guides that screw into the side of the headrest. My question is if my old ones will work with these seats. Also, does anyone have any suggestions on how to find the holes in the headrest for the screws? There are not any holes in the leather to mount any seatbelt guides so I guess I'll just take a chance? Any suggestions? Thanks a bunch if you can help, and just to let you guys know, I would have searched but I think it's still not working. Thanks! Eric 
02-08-2003, 09:29 PM
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I just put my 4th gen seats in last week and I used the ones from my 3rd gen seats. They bolted right up. First I used my fingers to find the plate that they screw into. Then I just used a needle to find the holes in the material and then screwed them in. They look good on them, too. PM me if you have any other q's or if you just want to see them, we can meet up sometime. Thomas
02-08-2003, 10:12 PM
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yes the old ones will work
that's what i used
it makes it easy, cuz u don't have to unassemble the seatbelts
but i warn you, taking the seatbelt guides off the rear seats = big pita
that's what i used
it makes it easy, cuz u don't have to unassemble the seatbelts
but i warn you, taking the seatbelt guides off the rear seats = big pita
02-08-2003, 10:26 PM
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Originally posted by 88aziroc
I just put my 4th gen seats in last week and I used the ones from my 3rd gen seats. They bolted right up. First I used my fingers to find the plate that they screw into. Then I just used a needle to find the holes in the material and then screwed them in. They look good on them, too. PM me if you have any other q's or if you just want to see them, we can meet up sometime. Thomas
I just put my 4th gen seats in last week and I used the ones from my 3rd gen seats. They bolted right up. First I used my fingers to find the plate that they screw into. Then I just used a needle to find the holes in the material and then screwed them in. They look good on them, too. PM me if you have any other q's or if you just want to see them, we can meet up sometime. Thomas
Thanks guys!
02-09-2003, 01:09 AM
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but i warn you, taking the seatbelt guides off the rear seats = big pita
but i warn you, taking the seatbelt guides off the rear seats = big pita
Who wears the seatbelt in the back anyway....:lala: :lala:
02-10-2003, 06:21 PM
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Hey thanks a lot guys! Worked like a charm! Now my damn seatbelt doesn't cut my neck anymore! 
Eric
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02-10-2003, 10:49 PM
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i went to the deater and got new ones for mine i can put the part #'s up tomorrow when i get to garage......they have a slot in them already cant wait to get my interior done pics to come soon.... here is link to the older ones
http://community.webshots.com/user/paulstoy71
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I used the 4th gen guides. I used a band saw (use a hacksaw if you don't have access to bandsaw) and cut in betweent he two screw holes in the guide. Now it goes over the stock belt and looks stock after its screwed down.
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