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Post by Hoppy11 »

Just got some seatbelts outta a 2002 VX commodore, when they came out, they retracted back and wont come out, is there a trick to getting them back out?????.
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Post by munecito »

Check moving them around. Remember that the seatbelts lock themselves at certain angles.

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Post by jav »

try getting the thing held in the same angles as they were installed, them try getting them out
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Post by droopypete »

remember that they must be held in the same orientation as when intalled or like when your car is on a hill, they will lock up.
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wow, multi post :D
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i was first, but you used bigger words.
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Post by jeep97tj »

Heres a tip make sure there at the right angle :finger: :finger: :D
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are you sure about that?
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Post by G_loomis »

I dont know about anyone else...But I would make sure they were on the right angle myself :P :P :P :P
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Post by jav »

orientation sounds more techy
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Post by J Top »

Also wind them in a bit more to allow the ratchet to disengage once the angle is correct
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Post by RockyF75 »

Try and tip them upside down, or sideways, usually helps :D
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jav wrote:i was first, but you used bigger words.
Are you sure you were first??? :finger: :finger: :finger:

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Post by N*A*M »

try parallel to the ground first. find a strong bench top with a square edge. hold it against the side of the edge so that it's straight and tap it downwards. it'll free up pretty quick and rachet back in.
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Post by Hoppy11 »

Awesome guys, got them moving this arvo.
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