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Old 12-11-2010, 05:35 PM
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shoulder guide replacement, need help

I bought a set of 3rd gen seatbelt shoulder guides to replace the broken ones i had on and i can seem to figure out how to get the belt through the damn thing! I unbolted the bottom but it's far too big and the top one i have no clue how to take the top one out. Please Help! I have a 91 camaro RS
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Re: shoulder guide replacement, need help

What do you mean by shoulder guide? The plastic ear screwed to the side of the seat that the belt passes through?
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yepp, the plastic piece. how are you supposed to get the belt through it? whats the best way to do it?
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Re: shoulder guide replacement, need help

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yepp, the plastic piece. how are you supposed to get the belt through it? whats the best way to do it?
Hello PDXRS!!

Undo the screw!!

The guide has two screws, the first one splits the guide, the second one removes it from the head rest!!

The first screw is what you want, then slide the belt out of the loop!!

It's really simple!!!

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Re: shoulder guide replacement, need help

Actually, I don't think yours come split, but a fine cut saw through the mounting plate between the two screws will work for you.
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Re: shoulder guide replacement, need help

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Actually, I don't think yours come split, but a fine cut saw through the mounting plate between the two screws will work for you.
Hello PDXRS!!

with

I searched out "your" seat belt guides on a "popular internet shopping site" and found a pair of the guides that you are talking about for sale by Hawks ThirdGen Parts, and they cut them off of the seat belts in between the two mounting screws!!

They did a good job also, looked real good!!



P.S. I guess that will teach me to "RTFQ" first, and make sure that I really understand it, before I post a wrong answer!!

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Re: shoulder guide replacement, need help

Thanks for the help! I didn't want to waist the replacements i bought
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