BMW Z3 Seat Belt Guide Repair

[Mr-P]

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This must be the cheapest and quickest repair for a broken seat belt guide.

I also carried it out on the unbroken one as well to add strength.

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[GazHyde]

If everyone did this to then there would be considerably less broken ones out there...

I've changed the thread title to make it easier to find using the search title, and moved it to the Z3 & Z3 M Roadster & Coupé Knowledgebase section!

 

[Mr-P]

If everyone did this to then there would be considerably less broken ones out there...

I've changed the thread title to make it easier to find using the search title, and moved it to the Z3 & Z3 M Roadster & Coupé Knowledgebase section!

Thanks Gary wasn't sure if I should post it in that section.

This is a pence option fix and easy to remove if you need to. So go on guys do it even if yours are not broken yet.

 

[t-tony]

Where can you that size of heat shrink please? Thanks Tony.

 

[Mr-P]

Where can you that size of heat shrink please? Thanks Tony.

Motorist discount stores or even better a Nut and bolt factor place.
Or I am sure Ebay.

If you struggle to get some PM me I am sure I still have some in the garage.

 

[t-tony]

Hey thanks for that. I will see what I can come up with around town in the motor trade first. Regards, Tony.

 

[Mr-P]

Do not forget Electrical wholesalers as well

 

[Mint]

Quick look on the bay reveals:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-mm-50-m...mponents_Supplies_ET&var=&hash=item5d45cd3e1e

I think the 30mm stuff would be ok.

 

[DivideBYZero]

I used this method. Very cost effective and looks great.