- Posts: 3143
- Thank you received: 4
Log In
Log in
New to 928 and have a few general questions
14 years 10 months ago #6366
by 928mac
Do you mean they do not release from the buckle or that the retractor will not release.
Replied by 928mac on topic New to 928 and have a few general questions
babromovage;6515 wrote: Guys...One more question I would like to put out there. The rear seat belts seem to be frozen and will not release. Is there a fix for this without having to take the rear seats out?
Do you mean they do not release from the buckle or that the retractor will not release.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- babromovage
- Topic Author
- Offline
- Junior Member
-
Less
More
- Posts: 75
- Thank you received: 0
14 years 10 months ago #6367
by babromovage
Replied by babromovage on topic New to 928 and have a few general questions
They will not retract.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
14 years 10 months ago #6368
by 928mac
Replied by 928mac on topic New to 928 and have a few general questions
You may have to take it apart.
I would jerk it a few dozon times to see if it will free up.
Other then that, you will have to take it apart and look at it.
Do you have any manuals?
I would jerk it a few dozon times to see if it will free up.
Other then that, you will have to take it apart and look at it.
Do you have any manuals?
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- babromovage
- Topic Author
- Offline
- Junior Member
-
Less
More
- Posts: 75
- Thank you received: 0
14 years 10 months ago #6369
by babromovage
Replied by babromovage on topic New to 928 and have a few general questions
Thanks.Does that mean removing the rear seat or the panel?
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
14 years 10 months ago #6371
by martinss
Simple answer is 'yes'. And you're not going to like how. The seats have foam cushions that are glued with contact cement to the seat shaped impression in the floor - you have to peal them off. This is necessary to remove the seat belt covering panels that are screwed in. With some contortion it might be possible to get those panels off without removing the cushions...
Given those options I would definitely first treat the retracter with penetrant for a few days. Use one of the ones with a fine hose extension to get at the mechanism without too much overspray.
The largest wrench in my '88 is a 19mm.
You may be able to cover the shrinkage around the vents, but you should definitely also take protective measures. Keep the dash out of the sun by using a shade and if it is leather, treat the leather on a regular basis.
Welcome BTW!
Replied by martinss on topic New to 928 and have a few general questions
babromovage;6520 wrote: Thanks.Does that mean removing the rear seat or the panel?
Simple answer is 'yes'. And you're not going to like how. The seats have foam cushions that are glued with contact cement to the seat shaped impression in the floor - you have to peal them off. This is necessary to remove the seat belt covering panels that are screwed in. With some contortion it might be possible to get those panels off without removing the cushions...
Given those options I would definitely first treat the retracter with penetrant for a few days. Use one of the ones with a fine hose extension to get at the mechanism without too much overspray.
The largest wrench in my '88 is a 19mm.
You may be able to cover the shrinkage around the vents, but you should definitely also take protective measures. Keep the dash out of the sun by using a shade and if it is leather, treat the leather on a regular basis.
Welcome BTW!
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- babromovage
- Topic Author
- Offline
- Junior Member
-
Less
More
- Posts: 75
- Thank you received: 0
14 years 10 months ago #6372
by babromovage
Replied by babromovage on topic New to 928 and have a few general questions
Thanks for the advise.... I will let you know how it works out.
Brian
Brian
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.