Hi all,
The sierra ute i just got has a wire cable running from the seat-belt mount on each side, out through a hole in the back of the cab and connected to a bracket on the tray of the ute.
Are they just to strengthen the seat-belt mounts in the case of an accident, and therefore necessary? I ask because one is busted (the tray it did have on there was bent, and it snapped the cable.)
Do i need to have them, or can i throw them?
Puk
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seatbelt supports.
They are important.Puk wrote:seriously, i really want to know.
Puk
As you say, they strengthen the seat belt mount, but also they strengthen the body... usually on soft tops they are a steel rod, the cable must be for soft top bodies converted to utes or trays, as some were.
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