joekonik

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Does anyone know how I go about getting the bolt covers off the front seatbelt sleeves? I really dont want to break them because I can't find replacements. Thanks in advance!

Joe

my82roc

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Normally I use a flat bladed screwdriver to get them off.Just keep turning it untill you find the open spot behind it.It has a flat edge on the back which twists it into place.If you can get the edge to the outside of the buckle then you can just twist out.Hope this helps

joekonik

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Hmm I've tried just turning them to get it out but all it seems to do is just spin.. I'll try it some more tonight and see if I have any luck.

jakemussman

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A quarter is what I always use on them. They will just spin if all you do is turn them. They have a notch that you will have to locate and pop the edge of it out and then turn them. Notch may not be the best word but i can't think of what to call it.

joekonik

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Yeah I used a quarter and small flathead screwdriver and they came out without that much of a problem. Now the only thing I need to do is figure out how to get the cd player out... my82roc any ideas? I have the wires in the back pulled out but there is a thick black cord that I'm not sure where it leads. I ask you because I noticed you had one for sale a while back
I'm slowly working on replacing my carpet and everything needs to come out.

jakemussman

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Thick black cord from the stereo should be the antenna cable.

my82roc

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Yeah that sounds like the antenna cable to me too

joekonik

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Alright thanks guys! I wasn't sure.. this is my first time doing anything like this. I still have a few questions that I hope you don't mind answering for me. For the seat belt sleeves..how would you remove the sleeve without destroying it completely so you can replace it?

jakemussman

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It's a pain but it can be done. Towards the bottom of the belt you should see an indent on both side of the belt, above the bolt hole. You can use a flat head screw driver to pry those to indented parts away from each other. after both sides are separated the belt should slide up and out.

joekonik

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Alrighty I'll give that a try as soon as I get home.

joekonik

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Alright lol new question! What does it take to loosen up the plastic that houses the seat belts themselves on the floor by the door on each side. I can post a picture if that'll help. Do you just pop out that rivet on the side?

my82roc

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It's held on with a t47 torx bolt.pop the cover plate on the backside of the plastic and you will see it

joekonik

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Yeah I just found it and finished pulling my carpet out about 5 minutes ago. Thanks though lol i didnt know it was gonna be that easy