Twisted Seat Belt! Help....

[Nikos]

Although I've read some post in the past explaining how to bring seat belt in normal position if twisted I can't figure it out. Any instructions for dummies with poor english like me ??: ??: ??:

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[Derek]

I'll try, but it may be similar to the previous post....

1. Pull seat belt out as far as it will go

2. Try and identify twist - straighten

3. Slowly let seat belt go back in.

Hope this helps.

Derek

p.s. if this doesn't work, then the belt must be twisted at the end where it is stored.

[Nikos]

Thanks Derek I've managed it.

[Insomniac]

Thanks for that too! I'm gonna have to get onto mine! Question is, how on earth do they get twisted in the first place?! It's one of those annoying little things that really gets to me.... like staplers that are empty when you need them!!! ARGH!

er, thanks.



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[Derek]

empty staplers are caused by lazy people, don't know about the twisted seat belts

derek

[craigdmjv]

lol same probably applies - just get out of car and just chuck seat belt back into car

[craigdmjv]

how did you fix it lol

[GrandadMonkey]

how did you fix it lol

This thread is 9 years old !!!

[Thar]

how did you fix it lol

One of my rear belts was twisted and it used to bug the heck out of me. I had to remove part of the interior to gain access to the service hatch recently and this also gave access to the seat belt, so I removed it and untwisted it...now I'm a happy bunny!