MackZ24
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- Sep 27, 2004
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Ottawa,
Hey everyone, with the beautiful weather we are getting this weekend up in Canada, I decided it would be the perfect time to do a little work on my project (1ga).
Anyways, I'm currently in the process of removing the rear seats and seat belts, and although I got most of it out without a problem, there's a few areas I could use some help with if anyone has done this before on the board.
http://www.mreah.com/Images/Belt_Retractor.jpg
This first picture shows the rear seat belt retractor. I'm trying to remove this, but it seems that I first must remove the plastic panel around it. Normally not a big deal, but the part that normally covers this retractor (which you can barely see dangling with the end of the seat belt) blocks it from coming off, and the panel doesn't want to get around the retractor itself. Does anyone know if there is a way to get this retractor out without removing the panel, or are there any tricks to getting the panel itself around it?
And secondly,
http://www.mreah.com/Images/Floor_Plug.jpg
This is a plug and wiring that was underneath the rear seat. It was attached to the metal piece that has the seat belt plugs. I'm not sure *exactly* what it's for, but since I'm obviously not going to be having any rear seats (and the plug from the wires to the larger section will not seem to come loose) can I just cut the wires and plug the hole they come through, or will this cause problems? Anymore information anyone can provide on these wires and plug would be really helpful.
Thanks everyone,
-Steve
Anyways, I'm currently in the process of removing the rear seats and seat belts, and although I got most of it out without a problem, there's a few areas I could use some help with if anyone has done this before on the board.
http://www.mreah.com/Images/Belt_Retractor.jpg
This first picture shows the rear seat belt retractor. I'm trying to remove this, but it seems that I first must remove the plastic panel around it. Normally not a big deal, but the part that normally covers this retractor (which you can barely see dangling with the end of the seat belt) blocks it from coming off, and the panel doesn't want to get around the retractor itself. Does anyone know if there is a way to get this retractor out without removing the panel, or are there any tricks to getting the panel itself around it?
And secondly,
http://www.mreah.com/Images/Floor_Plug.jpg
This is a plug and wiring that was underneath the rear seat. It was attached to the metal piece that has the seat belt plugs. I'm not sure *exactly* what it's for, but since I'm obviously not going to be having any rear seats (and the plug from the wires to the larger section will not seem to come loose) can I just cut the wires and plug the hole they come through, or will this cause problems? Anymore information anyone can provide on these wires and plug would be really helpful.
Thanks everyone,
-Steve
I took out my rear seatbelts and whatnot and didnt run into a problem, maybe a better picture/more explanation as to what is getting caught up? As far as the wire, I left that in b/c I am going to be building a box over the top, and I will never see it. 