Showing posts with label seat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seat. Show all posts

Friday, May 9, 2014

How to Repair a Driver Side Car Seat Belt Buckle

How to Repair a Driver Side Car Seat Belt Buckle

Seatbelts are an essential tool to staying safe while driving. Statistics show a 50% increase in survival rate when wearing a seatbelt during a crash. However, a seatbelt or belt buckle that is damaged in any way wont provide the protection you need. Do not attempt to repair damaged seatbelts or belt buckles, they should be replaced by a professional mechanic at a trusted auto body shop. Heres how to go about setting up repair of your seatbelt buckle.

Instructions

Getting your seatbelt buckle repaired

    1

    Stop by the auto body shop you use and show them the damaged buckle.

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    Set up a time to have the seatbelt/buckle replaced. If you have the time, have the belt replaced that day, as it may take a couple hours. Otherwise, make an appointment for another day.

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    The shop will make the repairs.

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    Pick up the car and pay any costs you owe.

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Wednesday, April 30, 2014

How to Disable the Seat Belt Alarms in a Ford F 250

How to Disable the Seat Belt Alarms in a Ford F-250

You can disable the seat belt alarms in a Ford F-250 at home, saving yourself time and money. The F-250 comes standard with the Belt-Minder system. This illuminates a seat belt light on the instrument panel and sounds a bell when the vehicle is started. This system is to remind you to fasten seat belts, and the alarm stops after belts are fastened. However, some people may find it annoying and want to disable it. Remember that if you do disable the system, it still is the law in most states to fasten your seat belt before driving.

Instructions

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    Put the key into the ignition. Turn it to the "run" position, taking care to not start the engine. The seat belt alarm will chime after 60 seconds, and the seat belt light will illuminate on the instrument panel.

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    Fasten and unfasten the drivers side safety belt nine times in 50 seconds after the seat belt light shuts off. Notice that the SRS light becomes illuminated on the instrument panel.

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    Fasten and unfasten the drivers seat belt once within 10 seconds of the SRS light turning on. The light will flash 12 times within 3 seconds to warn you that the alarm is disabled. Repeat for the passengers seat.

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Saturday, November 23, 2013

How to Remove the Back Seat From an Infiniti I30

There may come a time when you will need more room in your Infiniti I30. It could be for extra storage in the trunk, or to lay something flat thats too long to fit in the back seat or the trunk. Whatever the reason, removing the back seat of an Infiniti I30 is a fairly easy task requiring no tools. You can create extra room in the back seat of your Infiniti in no time.

Instructions

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    Open the trunk and both rear doors of the Infiniti. Hold the seat bottom away from the back of the seat and lift directly up. It should unlatch itself fairly easily. Repeat for the other seat bottom.

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    Undo the bolts and hooks that are holding the seat back in place at the bottom of the seat back. If you do not find the bolts and hooks, you may have to access them through the trunk. Repeat on the other seat back.

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    Lift the seat back up and forward to remove it. Lift the seat out of the Infiniti. Repeat for the other seat back.

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Saturday, November 16, 2013

How do I Remove a Nissan Pick Up D21 Front Seat Headrest

The Nissan D21 is a light-weight pickup truck that was manufactured in the late 90s. The D21 was available with an optional rear cab to extend the seating from three to five. The drivers and passengers seats have removable headrests, which protect the occupants from whiplash in the event of a collision. The headrest protects vehicle occupants by not allowing the head to completely rotate backwards after an impact.

Instructions

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    Slide your finger under the left side of the headrest to locate the button at the headrests base.

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    Press in the button on the base of the headrest.

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    Pull up on the headrest, while holding in the button, to remove the headrest. Repeat the previous steps to remove the other front seat headrest.

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Sunday, November 3, 2013

How to Turn Off the Seat Belt Bell in a Chrysler 300

How to Turn Off the Seat Belt Bell in a Chrysler 300

You can shut off the seat belt chime on your Chrysler 300. It is there to remind you to put on your seat belt but many people find it very annoying. When you turn off the bell, the seat belt light will still illuminate on your instrument panel. If you turn off the seat belt bell and later change your mind, you can always turn it back on. Keep in mind, however, that in many states it is illegal to drive your vehicle without having your seat belt fastened.

Instructions

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    Get into the drivers seat and close the door. Fasten your seat belt and pull a lot of seat belt slack forward with your hands.

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    Put the key into the ignition and turn it to the "on" position, but dont start the engine. Watch the instrument panel for the seat belt warning light to shut off.

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    Unfasten the seat belt and the seat belt warning light will turn on. Fasten the seat belt and wait for the light to shut off.

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    Repeat Step 3 two more times, making sure you end the process with the seat belt unfastened. Do this whole process within one minute but also make sure the seat belt light turns off each time. If the seat belt bell turns on while you are doing this procedure, shut off the vehicle and start the whole process again.

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    Turn the vehicle off. As you do this, you will hear one final bell to let you know youve done it correctly.

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Friday, October 25, 2013

How to Turn Off the Seat Belt Warning Sound in a 2003 F150

How to Turn Off the Seat Belt Warning Sound in a 2003 F150

A 2003 Ford F150 is equipped with a seat-belt warning sound that reminds you to fasten your seat belt. This chiming turns on when you start the car, and the quickest way to stop it is to fasten your seat belt. You can disable this sound if you want. Just keep in mind that in many states its illegal to drive without your seat belt fastened.

Instructions

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    Get inside the drivers side of the truck and make sure all doors are closed. Set the parking brake. Make sure the headlights are off, and your seat belt is unbuckled.

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    Put the key into the ignition and turn it to the "off" position. Next, turn the key to the "on" position and wait about two minutes or until the seat-belt warning sound shuts off.

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    Fasten and unfasten the seat belt three times, making sure that you end with the seat belt unfastened.

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    Turn on the headlights for three seconds then shut them off.

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    Repeat the step of fastening and unfastening your seat belt three times. Wait for the seat-belt warning light to illuminate and then disappear. When it turns off, fasten and then unfasten the seat belt one more time to disable the seat-belt warning sound.

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Monday, October 14, 2013

How to Remove the Rear Seat in a Toyota Corolla 1996

How to Remove the Rear Seat in a Toyota Corolla 1996

Toyota introduced the Corolla in 1966 as a compact, moderately priced vehicle. You may need to remove the rear seat on your 96 Toyota Corolla in order to access the rear struts, or perhaps you need to replace the carpet or upholstery. Whatever the reason, you can complete this job in about a half hours time using a couple of tools that can be purchased from an auto parts or hardware store.

Instructions

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    Pull the front seats all the way forward, and open the rear doors.

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    Put a screwdriver under the rear seat cushion and pull up on it to undo the fasteners that release the seat cushion.

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    Push the seat belts through the cushions and remove the cushions from the vehicle.

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    Locate three bolts near the rear seat back and remove them with a socket wrench.

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    Pull up on the seat back and remove it from the vehicle.

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