I know I'm getting pretty sick and tired of shutting the door on the
belt because it doesnt retract. I have gotten into the habit of
retracting the belt by hand every time I get out of the truck.
Thomas Mize 3rd wrote:
>
> Mikesdakota.com wrote:
> Anyone interested in a procedure to fix the shoulder belts so they
> actually retract when you unbuckle? I did some tinkering over the
> weekend and now have functional shoulder belts!!! I took pics and
> everything. It's a "try this at your own risk" type thing but I'm
> willing to share if anyone would like.
>
> I would like to know how it was fixed...mine drives me nutty!!! please
> let us know if you read this!!! thanks
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