Takata's installed
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Takata's installed
But the pics will come in a few hours. can't upload them to the computer at my shop (dang vista). So just be patient.
unv-it46, thanks for the advise on the install. I am going to run it this way for now. Install wasn't that hard but man those bolts were tightened down hard.
Enjoy the wait for the pics.
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unv-it46, thanks for the advise on the install. I am going to run it this way for now. Install wasn't that hard but man those bolts were tightened down hard.
Enjoy the wait for the pics.
www.teamsolo.net always recruiting and looking for new members
Vik
But the pics will come in a few hours. can't upload them to the computer at my shop (dang vista). So just be patient.
unv-it46, thanks for the advise on the install. I am going to run it this way for now. Install wasn't that hard but man those bolts were tightened down hard.
Enjoy the wait for the pics.
www.teamsolo.net always recruiting and looking for new members
Vik
unv-it46, thanks for the advise on the install. I am going to run it this way for now. Install wasn't that hard but man those bolts were tightened down hard.
Enjoy the wait for the pics.
www.teamsolo.net always recruiting and looking for new members
Vik
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looks good everything seemed to work out nice. Dont know how much room you have under the seat but a simple fix to get rid of the belt light on the dash it leave the buckle under the seat pluged into the harness and get an extra seat belt buckle cut it off the belt part and plug it in and leave it all sitting under the seat. That way the car things your always buckled in no light.... did you end up leaving the shoulder strap mounted up top?
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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH i forgot to tell you one of the most important parts to the install. WARNING PLEASE DO THIS ASAP LIKE NOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW. the rear straps need to cross each other like an x. baically remove the two rear straps from the anchors the way you have them now and swap. So the left shoulder strap with attach to the right anchor and the right should strap will attach to the left anchor. That should make sence.. Please do this.... Its a saftey issue.
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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH i forgot to tell you one of the most important parts to the install. WARNING PLEASE DO THIS ASAP LIKE NOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW. the rear straps need to cross each other like an x. baically remove the two rear straps from the anchors the way you have them now and swap. So the left shoulder strap with attach to the right anchor and the right should strap will attach to the left anchor. That should make sence.. Please do this.... Its a saftey issue.