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Old 01-09-2008, 10:33 AM   #1 (permalink)
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4th Generation GEN 4 Seatbelt trick ????

Does anybody know a trick or what to do with the front seat belts on the 98 Camry ???? When I was looking for cars, I noticed that all the cars had dents and scratches because the seat belt got stuck in between the door and the B pillar. Bottom line it's the seat belt doesn't roll in easily...Any tricks????suggestions???.

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Old 01-09-2008, 04:06 PM   #2 (permalink)
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nvr heard of that problem. i had my gen 4 for almost 7 yrs and the belts nvr got caught, might want to check to see if all the mechanisms are lubricated to ensure they actually go up
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lol tie a little elastic chord so that it pulls it to the seat when you take it off lol IDK
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I'll take it apart tomorrow and lubricate it.

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i had that problem. ever tried looking to see if the buckle is in the door sil before closing the door? that solved my problem...not joking.
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mine doesnt retract perfectly everytime but it doesnt get in the door too much, but i also have mine as low as possible other than that just be careful
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It's happened to me several times and to some of my friends on the passenger side. I cringe whenever I hear the door shut on the seatbelt. Yeah, I guess you could lubricate it somehow but now I just try to make sure everything's clear when I shut the door.
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Did a search on "retractor" and came up with 4 hits. One from Firefire was just what you need: <seatbelt retractors on Gen4>

He has a link in there to a very good description of the maintenance needed on a seat belt retractor.

I may need to try this myself.

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Ahh, ...search!!!

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