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> Seatbelt Spring, 1974 Seatbelt
srb7f
post May 17 2009, 02:24 PM
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So I was looking for something to do on the 914 today, and figured I'd clean out the old seatbelt mechanism so that maybe the seatbelt would work a little better without getting hung up all the time, and SPRING, out flies this masive spring in a huge mess.

Got the rest of it cleaned up OK, but can't for the life of me figure out how this spring goes back in. Any tips, or is this a lost cause? Any help appreciated, Steve

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malcolm2
post Dec 22 2013, 08:46 PM
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If you ever take you seatbelt retracter apart and the spring turns into a BIG HAIR BALL looking thing. It takes time and patients, but you can put it back together. So don't take it apart. I understand all adustments are made without taking it apart to see the spring.

how to re-wind your seat belt spring.

The pictures in this link are for a passenger side unit, I assume that, cause mine was a mirror to this one. I also assume late cars have a spring that will only start one way... THank the lord for that, it was trouble enough without the fear of doing it backwards.
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