easiest way i can describe it. along the side of the seat cushion part of the rear seat, feel around through the fabric. you will feel a hole approximately 7/16-1/2" in size. it is not thread just a hole. at that spot take a small screwdriver, and poke it through the material. that is where your seat belt "receiver" will go. stick a grade 8 bolt, washer/ lock washers and nut. the "male portion will mount to the bottom back where the other belts attach. if you need pics still pm me and i will snap a picture in the morning and send it to you.
Rear lap belts for my 96 when topless
I searched and didn't find any photos or schematics of how the lap belts mount to the rear seat of a pre-92 Bronc.
I will be taking my (Bronco's) top off this summer and I've just picked up a set of rear lap belts to retrofit onto my 96 Bronco.
Does anyone have any photos or a drawing showing how I can mount the older style lap belts to my later style rear seat?
I will be taking my (Bronco's) top off this summer and I've just picked up a set of rear lap belts to retrofit onto my 96 Bronco.
Does anyone have any photos or a drawing showing how I can mount the older style lap belts to my later style rear seat?
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Sounds super simple and straight forward. Which I figured it might be.
I'll check it out once my lap belts arrive. Thanks!
I'll check it out once my lap belts arrive. Thanks!
did they come with the little rubber ring/bushing that goes between the seat and the seat belt?
I just put a second lap only belt over the screw where the stock shoulder belt is. Bought two from the JY for $10. They click into the receiver part in the seat
Supposedly yes. I'll find out in a few days when I get the stuff.did they come with the little rubber ring/bushing that goes between the seat and the seat belt?
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