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Old 11-10-2007, 02:24 PM
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Hi, first time on here. Anyways I was wondering if you guys knew of which Toyota seatbelts swap. I have a 97 camry le gold edition and the passenger front seatbelt return mechanism spring popped and unwound itself and now I need the whole 3 point male ended seatbelt. Any ideas of what will directly bolt in place of it from any other yota or lexus. Thanks in advance. The local dealer quoted 135+ tax so I am trying to get it for cheaper.
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buy new with warranty and save reciept! buying used seat belts like buying used wheels ! you do not know what has been done to them and why take a chance! i have seen a windshield up close and they are not pretty so i would not take a chance cause seatbelts are not designed very well to start with! Toyota does not make a cheap OEM replacement part and if they do i have not found many!
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HOGWILD is right, I would not recommend USED seat belts either. You don't know how many times they have already been stressed.
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