"Seat Belt Buckle Stopper"
01-08-2008, 12:28 PM
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"Seat Belt Buckle Stopper"
This 50cent piece of plastic is annoying the hell out of me.
There is a small circular button with teeth on the back of it. It stops the seat belt from falling down to the ground by gripping into the belt and not letting the buckle slip below it. I found it broken on my mat.
I looked at a website schematic of the seatbelt and I can't seem to find the part/part #. Anyone know the part # for this item (in gray).
Thanks!
There is a small circular button with teeth on the back of it. It stops the seat belt from falling down to the ground by gripping into the belt and not letting the buckle slip below it. I found it broken on my mat.
I looked at a website schematic of the seatbelt and I can't seem to find the part/part #. Anyone know the part # for this item (in gray).
Thanks!
01-08-2008, 12:39 PM
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My CL didn't have one on the passenger side when I got it, so I just ended up buying a new one at a honda or acura dealer (don't remember which). It cost like 2 bux.
01-08-2008, 02:45 PM
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Originally Posted by fuzzy02CLS
Looks like part #12 but it doesn't give a color option.
The part you're looking for I don't think is listed as a separate piece, but is part of the seat belt itself. It's a little plastic button which keeps the male potion of the buckle from sliding to the floor, correct?
01-09-2008, 11:04 AM
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Yep
Originally Posted by gaping46and2
#12 is a retainer which is located behind the rear panel.
The part you're looking for I don't think is listed as a separate piece, but is part of the seat belt itself. It's a little plastic button which keeps the male potion of the buckle from sliding to the floor, correct?
The part you're looking for I don't think is listed as a separate piece, but is part of the seat belt itself. It's a little plastic button which keeps the male potion of the buckle from sliding to the floor, correct?
Yep that is correct, buckle falls down to the floor on drivers side now, pain to reach.
Not near any dealerships currently, was hoping could just order it for a couple bucks online, *shrug*
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01-11-2008, 02:26 PM
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Dam... My seatbelt barely recoils itself. It takes some serious help to get it back in the whole way. It's not stuck or anything, just has NO power. My seatbelt is constantly getting closed in the door, ect.
It's not the same problem but it's seatbelt related and extremely annoying.
It's not the same problem but it's seatbelt related and extremely annoying.
01-11-2008, 04:16 PM
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seatbelt related problems maybe fixed by the dealership for free. they should have a lifetime warranty as confirmed by acura client services. My seatbelt buckle was the cause of the SRS lighting up and once my dealership pulled the code to confirm that, they replaced free of charge. and my car's salvage!
01-13-2008, 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by jsendre
Dam... My seatbelt barely recoils itself. It takes some serious help to get it back in the whole way. It's not stuck or anything, just has NO power. My seatbelt is constantly getting closed in the door, ect.
It's not the same problem but it's seatbelt related and extremely annoying.
It's not the same problem but it's seatbelt related and extremely annoying.
same problem. hellaa annoying; it always gets caught in the door.
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