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I can’t be the only one this will happen to:
Dog chewed my driver’s seatbelt buckle. To replace your front seatbelt buckle, you’ll remove the four plastic tabs, exposing four torq size T-55 bolts. From there you can move the seat a bit and expose the seat buckle itself.
remove one torq size T-50 bolt and disconnect the electrical connector.
Replace everything and torque it down to spec. What is spec for these bolts? I have no clue.
Notes: the drivers side and passenger side buckles are different. The drivers side has a Hall effect sensor (to know if your buckle is clipped in) and the passenger side has that plus another sensor.
Dog chewed my driver’s seatbelt buckle. To replace your front seatbelt buckle, you’ll remove the four plastic tabs, exposing four torq size T-55 bolts. From there you can move the seat a bit and expose the seat buckle itself.
remove one torq size T-50 bolt and disconnect the electrical connector.
Replace everything and torque it down to spec. What is spec for these bolts? I have no clue.
Notes: the drivers side and passenger side buckles are different. The drivers side has a Hall effect sensor (to know if your buckle is clipped in) and the passenger side has that plus another sensor.
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