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clive9 said:hi i have bought second hand seat belts but they r wound in and wont come out can they be fixed or not do any one know please
andy_k said:was that wise?
or do you know the history of them?
Have they been stressed (i.e. in an accident) or abused in any other way?
As Benz Commandr says, they will only work at a certain angle due to the internal mechanism.
I'm all for buying parts as cheap as possible but I'd seriously doubt the wisdom of buying second hand seat belts.
Andy
GrahamC230K said:I don't know the cost new to know if this is really penny pinching or not, and I see where the advice above is coming from, but seat belts aren't replaced after an accident though are they?
Brian WH said:Yes seat belts should be changed after an accident of any significance.
BenzComander said:and that was on a 6 month old car repaired by Vauxhall??
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