Rear Seat Belts
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Rear Seat Belts
Hey all I'm new to this forum and have a question about reattaching my rear seat belts. I redid my headliner and got everything put back together OK but I noticed with my rear seat belts theres a black part that sticks out above the bolt hole and seems like it will stick through my headliner. I know where the hole is to screw in the bolt but when I start tightening the bolt the black part starts to push through the headliner. I didn't want to tear my new headliner after all that work and it seems like it wouldn't be right like that. I'm at work now but I'll get some pics up when I get home. I was just wondering if anyone had any pics of the rear upper seat belt attachments in their jeep. Especially with the cover part of it folded down so I can see the bolt hole and the part that extends above it. Mine is a 96 cherokee sport. Thanks for any help.
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Yeah all the pics I have been able to find don't show one either...i'll take a pic of it when I get home to show ya....I'm sure it's obvious I just wanted to ask before I screw it in and have that part go through the headliner. Replaced the headliner with no issues though
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Originally Posted by Scramblinman
Yeah all the pics I have been able to find don't show one either...i'll take a pic of it when I get home to show ya....I'm sure it's obvious I just wanted to ask before I screw it in and have that part go through the headliner. Replaced the headliner with no issues though
Haha is it something you could cut off or something?
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Ran out and took a pic with my cell...that black part starts digging into my headliner when I start screwin it in....it just doesn't follow the curve off the frame there or anything
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Originally Posted by Scramblinman
Ran out and took a pic with my cell...that black part starts digging into my headliner when I start screwin it in....it just doesn't follow the curve off the frame there or anything
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OK I got it figured out...shouldve dug around a lil more before I posted. I reached up behind my headliner and there is a little hole above the bolt hole that feels like where the end of that is supposed to go. It's weird though because I can't feel a hole in the actual headliner, but no worries thanks for your help man.
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Originally Posted by Scramblinman
OK I got it figured out...shouldve dug around a lil more before I posted. I reached up behind my headliner and there is a little hole above the bolt hole that feels like where the end of that is supposed to go. It's weird though because I can't feel a hole in the actual headliner, but no worries thanks for your help man.
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What year rear seat belts will fit a '96? 84-96? I need the hardware too and not sure if it's the same from any earlier years. Nothing 97 and newer will work; correct?
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They weren't used until 91 in USA, My 88 had all the attaching points on the body though.
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Ok do I release the belts to install. They are retracted and locked. I remember when I did the front Ines years ago I had to line up a ball bearing or something so they would release.
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