Seat Belt Replacments
02-16-2005, 03:52 PM
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Seat Belt Replacments
OK now I know I'm not the first person who has changed their interior color. I'm looking for a way to change all five of my seatbelts (4 retractible-front driver, front passenger, rear driverside, rear passenger/ 1 non retractible rear middle on a 1997 Honda Accord SE. . . . CAN ANYONE HELP ME????
The dealer price for charcoal was over a grand and I'm looking for more of black than charcoal.
Lemme know THANKS!
Robb
The dealer price for charcoal was over a grand and I'm looking for more of black than charcoal.
Lemme know THANKS!
Robb
02-16-2005, 05:44 PM
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If new is too much money, you'll have to look for some used ones. Ebay or salvage yards. :dunno: I've never heard of anyone dying their seatbelts...you'll probably need to replace yours.
02-16-2005, 07:15 PM
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Do not dye your seatbelts. It could weaken the materail and cause it to fail in an accident.
I'd look at the salvage yards.
Seat belts aren't cheap. It's specially made for that purpose and the stitching has tight quality control. It's one item on the car that manufactured and certified similar to aircraft parts. The air bags would be another.
I'd look at the salvage yards.
Seat belts aren't cheap. It's specially made for that purpose and the stitching has tight quality control. It's one item on the car that manufactured and certified similar to aircraft parts. The air bags would be another.
